Transperineal ultrasound measurement of the levator plate angle and anorectal angle is a useful method for evaluating uterine prolapse : a prospective cohort study
Jiangfeng Dai,
Shunlan Liu,
Jiawen Li
et al.
Abstract:Background
Confirming the patient's cervical position using transperineal ultrasound is not an easy task. This study aimed to employ transperineal ultrasound to measure the levator plate angle (LPA) and anorectal angle (ARA) in patients with varying degrees of uterine prolapse and to explore their efficacy in assessing uterine prolapse.
Methods
This prospective study consecutively enrolled 130 female patients who underwent examinations for lower urinary tract or pelvic floor dysfunction symptoms at the Secon… Show more
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