Titlebook: Childbirth-Related Pelvic Floor Dysfunction; Risk Factors, Preven Diego Riva,Gianfranco Minini Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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A Practical Approach to Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions After Childbirth: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Flowany women report this distressing condition in the first year after delivery. So, many studies were published in the attempt of correlating urinary incontinence with risk factors either inherent maternal or fetal or delivery factors. Despite its frequency, urinary incontinence is not the only possib

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Clinical Cases,ents present symptoms related to pelvic floor dysfunction, some after delivery, others a long time after. The first patient complains of stress urinary incontinence, the second of dyspareunia, the third of rectocele and the fourth of obstructed defecation. For every patient, the author completes med

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Anatomy and Physiology of the Pelvic Floor,hincter). Based on the physiologic studies, it appears that the puborectalis muscle is the third constrictor or the sphincter of anal canal. The puborectalis muscle serves as a constrictor for the urethra as well. Vagina, on the other hand, has only one constrictor mechanism, which is solely provide

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