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MRI defecography demonstrating anterior compartment prolapse. Anterior compartment descends 1.2 cm below the pubococcygeal line (PCL) with defecation consistent with mild anterior prolapse.
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TVL 9. A dynamic pelvic floor MRI revealed mild anterior vaginal wall prolapse with urethral hypermobility but did not reveal significant uterine prolapse in the supine position (Figure 1).
CT of the abdomen and pelvis showing with the red arrow indicating a transition point just proximal to the terminal ileum.
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A CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis revealed a probable small bowel obstruction with a transition point for which she was taken back to the operating room after consultation with general surgery (Figure 2).
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MR defecography demonstrates severe (>6 cm) anorectal junction descent during maximal strain. Severe (>4 cm) posterior vaginal wall prolapse is also noted. Of note, the patient did not defecate during the exam.
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An MR defecography showed severe posterior vaginal wall prolapse without rectal prolapse and complete pelvic floor descent with straining (Figure 3).
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