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Keywords
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Ultrasound Pelvic Floor Dysfunction |
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Aims and Objectives
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The aim is to learn how to perform and interpret integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound (transperineal, transvaginal, endovaginal) as part of your assessment of pelvic floor dysfunction. This tool is used in clinic to detect anatomical (rectocoele, enterocoele, intussusception, cystocoele, bladder neck descent, uterine descent) and functional (dyssynergy, poor propulsive effort) abnormalities. You will know how to perform integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound and understand normal and pathological findings. This hands-on workshop allows you to practice image interpretation so that you can begin to use ultrasound in your clinical practice.
Learning Objectives - Understand how to perform integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound (transperineal, transvaginal and endovaginal).
- Recognise normal anatomical findings on integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound.
- 3. Identify pathological features on integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound (rectocoele, enterocoele, intussusception, rectal prolapse, uterine descent, cystocoele, bladder neck descent, dyssynergy, poor propulsion, levator plate injury).
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