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Foucault and Fundamental British Values,use currently used mesh implants seem to be much more difficult (if not impossible) to detect on magnetic resonance and X-ray imaging..–. Synthetic suburethral slings such as the tensionless vaginal tape (TVT), suprapubic arc tape (Sparc), intravaginal slingplasty (IVS), Monarc, and transobturator T
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-30687-7s are contributing to its acceptance, the most important being the availability of suitable equipment. Developments such as the assessment of levator activity and prolapse, but also the use of color Doppler to document urine leakage, enhance the clinical usefulness of the method. With 3D/4D imaging,
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Fragmented Responsibility in a Global Worldlow you to practice with this software, we have included 16 de-identified volume datasets. This chapter will give an overview of the functionality of this software and take first-time users through the basic steps of performing an analysis in patients with lower urinary tract symptoms and/or pelvic
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Live Anatomy of the Pelvic Floor: An MRI Perspective,t tissues are attached to each other and the bony framework by condensations of fascial and fibromuscular tissues. This chapter will briefly review contemporary understanding of these structures and their anatomic relationships.
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-584-4Translabial ultrasound; diagnosis; imaging; pelvic floor; ultrasound; urogynecology; Ultrasonography
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X. Wang,J.S. Nyman,X. Dong,H. Leng,M. Reyess transvaginal scanning. Despite all those limitations, however, the cervix can often be located translabially (see Figure 5.1 for a second-degree uterine prolapse), and the same holds true for the apex of the vault after hysterectomy (see Figure 5.2).