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Normal Female Pelvic Aanatomy vs. Post-accident Injuries and Vaginal Prolapse

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This stock medical exhibit depicts post-accident pelvic injuries. It features two lateral sections of the female pelvis with the associated organs labeled. A cystocele and rectocele are shown the image on the left. In the image on the right, the uterus has prolapsed and the cervix is protruding from the introitus and the cystocele is protruding from the introitus. There is also an inset showing the lithotomy view with the cystocele and cervix visible from the exterior.
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