User:Barbara (WVS)/vaginal anomolies

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 * Vaginal atresia
 * Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
 * Intersex (redirect from Congenital anomalies of the genitalia)
 * Imperforate hymen
 * Uterine malformation (redirect from Mullerian anomalies)
 * Gartner's duct cyst
 * Vaginal plate
 * Prader scale
 * Urogenital sinus
 * Gestational choriocarcinoma
 * Quigley scale
 * Clitoris (section Clitoral and vaginal orgasmic factors)
 * Cervical agenesis
 * MODY 5
 * Vulva
 * Breech birth (section Cesarean or vaginal delivery)
 * Amenorrhea
 * Pediatric gynaecology (section Abnormal vaginal bleeding)
 * Phall-O-Meter
 * Phall-O-Meter

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The vagina is supported by structures attached at its top (apex), midsection and its base. Baggish

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support mechanisms of the pelvic floorf the 2 innominate bones, or hip bones, fused to the sacrum posteriorly and to each other anteriorly at the pubic symphysis. "Each innominate bone is composed of the ilium, ischium, and pubis, which are connected by cartilage in youth but fused in the adult The pelvis has 2 basins: the major (or greater) pelvis and the minor (or lesser) pelvis. The abdominal viscera occupy the major pelvis; the minor pelvis is the narrower continuation of the major pelvis inferiorly. The inferior pelvic outlet is closed by the pelvic floor."

"The upper vagina support  cardinal ligament and, to a lesser extent, the uterosacral ligaments.... avernosus muscle, as well as by the commonly shared connective tissue, smooth msterior vaginal walls share fascial support in a manner analogous to that in unibody automobile construction with the bladder/urethra and rectum/anus. The vagina is intimately close to the bulb of the vestibule and clitoral apparatus. At the upper (cranial) end, the vagina shares support with the same with the uterus and bladder. Principally, this consists of the deeptructures that support the uterus. Specifically, these are the cardinal and uterosacral ligaments. Between the two terminals, the vagina is relatively ﬂexible and may be easily freed from surrounding fatty tissue and loose fascia. Anteriorly and posteriorly, the potential spaces are the vesicovaginal awith the uterus and bladder. Principally, this consists of the deepnd rectovaginal, respectively. Laterally, on either side, the free space may be identifed by cutting medially to the bulbocavernosus and levator ani muscles and developing the space along the outer wall of the vagina.""Sources differ on which portion of the vagina is formed from the Müllerian ducts and which from the urogenital sinus by the growth of the sinovaginal bulb."