Introduction and hypothesis The failure of the levator hiatus (LH) and urogenital hiatus
(UGH) to remain closed is not only associated with pelvic floor disorders, but also …

Introduction and hypothesis An enlarged genital hiatus (GH) is associated with the
development of prolapse and may be associated with prolapse recurrence following …

Introduction Urogenital hiatus enlargement is a critical factor associated with prolapse and
operative failure. This study of the perineal complex was performed to understand how …

Objective In cross-sectional studies, pelvic organ prolapse is strongly associated with genital
hiatus (GH) size. The objective of this study was to estimate prolapse incidence by the size …

OBJECTIVE: To assess whether resting genital hiatus, perineal body, and total vaginal
length measured intraoperatively at the conclusion of surgery are associated with prolapse …

Objective To examine the female urogenital hiatus (UGH) and perineal body gross and
topographic anatomy; to analyze the POP-Q recommendation for evaluating UGH and PB …

Objective Pericervical ring reconstruction through restoration of pubocervical and
rectovaginal fascia is performed concomitantly with sacrospinous hysteropexy as a …

OBJECTIVE: To assess independent risk factors for surgical failure and worsening pelvic
floor symptoms within 5 years after vaginal prolapse surgery. METHODS: This secondary …

Purpose The number of elderly patients bothered by pelvic organ prolapse symptoms is
growing rapidly. The aim of this study was to evaluate the relationship between age and …

Objectives This secondary analysis of the Study of Uterine Prolapse Procedures
Randomized trial was conducted among participants who underwent vaginal hysterectomy …