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An 87-year-old woman with uterine prolapse Stage IV.
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IV (POP-Q; Aa +3, Ba +5, C +6, Gh 8, Pb 2, TVL 7, Ap +3, Bp +3.5, D -1) (Figure 1), negative standing cough stress test with full bladder (reduced), normal sensation of perineum, weak and brief pelvic floor muscle strength, and good anal sphincter tone. In addition, there were no lesions in her vaginal wall and cervix, a slightly enlarged uterus, and there was no adnexal mass.
Localized small pelvic radiotherapy for endometrial cancer with prolapsed uterus.
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The radiation was performed 15 fractions (4,500 cGy) with external beam radiation 300 cGy per fraction (Figure 2).