Briefintroduction: The transperineal pelvic floor four-dimensionalultrasound is used to dynamically observe the main support of the pelvic floorin three different states: resting state, Vasaval action and anal retractionStructure (muscles, ligaments, etc.) and pelvic organs (rectum and anal canal,urethra and bladder, vagina and uterus) movement and mobility to determinewhether there is birth canal injury, bladder prolapse, rectal prolapse, anduterine prolapse The presence of urinary incontinence, difficulty in defecation,and foreign bodies in the vagina. Scope of application: postpartum birthcanal injury, urinary incontinence, difficulty defecation, foreign bodies inthe vagina, etc.
Featuresand advantages: It has the advantages of non-invasive, pain-free,non-radioactive, and repeatable. It can observe the movement and changes ofpelvic floor tissue in real time, and can evaluate both pelvic floor structuremorphology and function.
Contact:0551-62838542, Department of Ultrasound Medicine
