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El Dia medico, 2000
The prevalence of genital prolapse in women is unknown. The development of prolapse is dependent on the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue. Risk factors are vaginal birth, obstipation, high abdominal pressure and surgical procedures. Preventive measures are discussed. The classification of prolapse is somewhat difficult.
A, SALEME, F, PADILLA ANTONI, G, FUENTES
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The prevalence of genital prolapse in women is unknown. The development of prolapse is dependent on the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue. Risk factors are vaginal birth, obstipation, high abdominal pressure and surgical procedures. Preventive measures are discussed. The classification of prolapse is somewhat difficult.
A, SALEME, F, PADILLA ANTONI, G, FUENTES
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2022
Female genital prolapse is a common presentation to general practice. Although frequently asymptomatic, genital prolapse causes some women significant, distressing and debilitating symptoms. Discomfort and feeling a ‘lump or bulge’ in the vagina or ‘something coming down’ is the most commonly reported symptom.
Charlotte Morris +2 more
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Female genital prolapse is a common presentation to general practice. Although frequently asymptomatic, genital prolapse causes some women significant, distressing and debilitating symptoms. Discomfort and feeling a ‘lump or bulge’ in the vagina or ‘something coming down’ is the most commonly reported symptom.
Charlotte Morris +2 more
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Correction of Genital Prolapse
Journal of Endourology, 1996Massive eversion of the vagina is one of the most disturbing disorders confronting a woman. It is a complex disorder that always coexists with other pelvic floor defects. The management is almost always surgical, and all defects must be repaired concomitantly.
C Y, Liu, H, Reich
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1969
When supporting tissues of the birth canal are weakened, genital prolapse may occur. Prolapse is seen as a manifestation of upper vaginal inversion, lower vaginal eversion, or both. The rate of progression may give clues to etiology and prognosis, but the physician must determine the site of primary damage.
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When supporting tissues of the birth canal are weakened, genital prolapse may occur. Prolapse is seen as a manifestation of upper vaginal inversion, lower vaginal eversion, or both. The rate of progression may give clues to etiology and prognosis, but the physician must determine the site of primary damage.
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Pediatrics, 1993
To the Editor.— In regard to the brief report in the September 1992 issue of Pediatrics on "Neonatal Genital Prolapse" by Dr Mahin Bayatpour et al,1 I offer a polyp, arising either from the cervix or vagina, as a more likely diagnosis. Figure 1 of the article fails to show any structure resembling a cervix. Ultrasonographic demonstration
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To the Editor.— In regard to the brief report in the September 1992 issue of Pediatrics on "Neonatal Genital Prolapse" by Dr Mahin Bayatpour et al,1 I offer a polyp, arising either from the cervix or vagina, as a more likely diagnosis. Figure 1 of the article fails to show any structure resembling a cervix. Ultrasonographic demonstration
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