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Pelvic floor (Functions of the pelvic floor (It supports the weight of the…
Pelvic floor
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Pathophysiology
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From above downward,these are the peritoneum, pelvic viscera and endopelvic fascia, levator ani muscles, perineal membrane, and superficial genital muscle.
The support for all these structurescomes from connections to the bony pelvis and its attached muscles.
The viscera are of ten thought of as being supported by the pelvic floor, but are actually a part of it.
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Location
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These muscles are located in your pelvis, and stretch like a trampoline or hammock from the pubic bone to the coccyx or tail-bone .