Dynamic magnetic resonance defecography in 10 asymptomatic volunteers

Figure 1 The pubococcygeal line (black) according to Yang et al[3] from the most inferior part of the pubic symphysis to the last coccygeal joint; furthermore, gray dots show (from left to right) bladder base, uterocervical junction, and anorectal junction.

Figure 2 Dynamic magnetic resonance imaging of a 36-year-old healthy female volunteer. At the end of defection, a rectocele, cystocele and uterovaginal prolapse were visualized.