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case_images: 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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case_images: 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).
case_images: 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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case_images: 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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case_images: 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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case_images: 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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