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The influence of prostatectomy and body position on location and displacement of pelvic landmarks with pelvic floor muscle contraction.

David CowleyRyan E StaffordPaul William Hodges
Published in: Neurourology and urodynamics (2021)
These data demonstrate differences in the anatomy and mechanics of PFMs post- versus pre-prostatectomy, and between sitting and standing positions postprostatectomy. Findings are consistent with surgical changes to the bladder and urethral anatomy. Reduced passive support for the urethra and bladder are likely to may contribute to differences between standing and sitting postprostatectomy.
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