Dynamic magnetic resonance (MR) performed during Kegel and Valsalva maneuvers showed the prolapse to be fixed and immobile.
Justin T. Stowell(Jacksonville College), Priyanka Jha(Santosh University), Allie M. Metcalfe(Jacksonville College)
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