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== Normal Pelvic Support Mechanisms == * '''3 levels''' ** Level I: suspends the uterus and upper vagina to the sacrum and lateral pelvic sidewall. *** '''[Loss of level I support contributes to apical prolapse]''' ** Level II: includes the paravaginal attachments of the middle third of the vagina laterally to the superior fascia of the levator ani muscle and the arcus tendineus fascia pelvis. *** '''Loss of level II support contributes to anterior vaginal wall prolapse/cystocele''' ** Level III: includes the vagina’s lower third attachments with the perineal membrane, levator ani muscles (superficial and deep perineal muscles), and perineal body. *** '''Loss of level III support anteriorly contributes to urethral mobility''' *** '''Loss of level III support posteriorly results in a distal rectocele or perineal descent'''
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