Abdominal Key

Fig. 5.1 VCUG: Demonstrating leakage with straining Urodynamics (UDS) The urodynamic study demonstrated adequate bladder capacity of 300 ml with normal compliance, stress incontinence, and a differential valsalva leak point…

Fig. 10.1 Pelvic diaphragm. The pelvic diaphragm is made up of (1) the coccygeus muscle and (2) the levator ani: the puborectalis pubococcygeus (or pubovisceral) and iliococcygeus muscles. Additional structures…

Fig. 8.1 Voiding cystogram confirming presence of moderate cystocele (a) and incomplete emptying (b) The patient and the family desired a native tissue repair option for her prolapse from which…

Fig. 13.1 Field preparation – O’Connor rectal shield secured with silk sutures and Lone Star® self-retaining retractor for vaginal exposure Mark out the mucocutaneous junction at the posterior vaginal fourchette…

Fig. 11.1 START OF PROCEDURE. (a) Vault and anterior compartment prolapse (b) Marking sutures placed on each side at site where the vaginal cuff (dimples) was once secured to the…

Fig. 14.1 The epithelium alone is dissected away from the underlying fibromusclar layer of the vaginal wall (a, b). (Photo credit: Dr. Marlene Corton, with permission) Fig. 14.2 The vaginal…

Fig. 16.1 Case study 1. (a) Fistula with synthetic, (b) Urethral defect after tape excision, (c) Primary closure followed by autologous fascia interposition, (d) Removed synthetic tape arms Surgical planning…

Fig. 15.1 (a) Transvaginal ultrasound of a proximal saddlebag urethral diverticulum. (b) VCUG of a proximal urethral diverticulum. (c) Axial T2- weighted MRI of the same proximal saddlebag urethral diverticulum…