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Cystoscopic light test to aid in the differentiation of high-grade pelvic organ prolapse UROLOGY Vasavada, S. P., Comiter, C. V., Raz, S. 1999; 54 (6): 1085-1087
Abstract
It remains quite difficult to distinguish a high-grade cystocele from an enterocele or high rectocele on the basis of physical examination findings alone. We have employed the use of a cystoscopic light test during preoperative or intraoperative endoscopy to assist in differentiating these entities.
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View details for PubMedID 10604714