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Resumen
La ecografía 3D permite observar, en tres planos y sistema volumétrico, el suelo pélvico, la uretra, el rabdoesfínter y el cuello vesical. Los estudios existentes muestran una excelente correlación entre los hallazgos 3D de esta nueva tecnología y los estudios de presiones.
La ecografía 3D se convertirá, con toda probabilidad, en una nueva y excelente ayuda para el estudio de la disfunción pélvica y la incontinencia urinaria.
Palabras clave:
Uretra
Rabdoesfínter
Cuello vesical
Suelo pélvico
Ecografía tridimensional
Abstract
3D-ultrasound allows to study in three orthogonal planes and volumetric mode the pelvic fluor, urethra, rhabdosphincter and the bladder neck. The nowaday existing studies have shown an excelent correlation between 3D findings of this new technology and preassure profiles.
3D seems to be a new and excelent help in the study of pelvic disfunction and urin incontinence.
Keywords:
Urethra
Rabdosphincter
Bladder neck
Pelvic fluor
Three-Dimensional ultrasound
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