Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification System

A short tutorial by Thomas Wheeler, MD for medical students and residents explaining the components that make up POPQ. recording date: 1/23/13

[@sameenaparikh006]

excellent tutorial. thanks a ton. understood POP Q for the first time.

[@drushayadav]

V simple way to explain

[@aomsinlaithaij2751]

Can't thank you enough.

[@presusingh6612]

thank you so much for explanation

[@rafaelvargas2586]

You made it really easy! Thank u very much

[@ale3305]

thanks for making this so easy

[@cleder11]

Very clear explanation ...amazing

[@kshitijmahajan1058]

Beautifully explained keep making more videos

[@ritikarai5600]

thank you 🙏

[@alyssabarroga6518]

Thank you so much!

[@bobbymenon4057]

Fantastic 👌👏🏼

[@jayatid2784]

Could you list the steps of examination please? do we reduce the prolpase first and then measure tvl, gh,pb and Aa, Ap, and rest in straining ?

[@the2014mystery]

impressive

[@dr.gauravarora6052]

legend!

[@lore691]

greeaat, thankss

[@priscamulenga5185]

I need a solution to this matter

[@VandanaSingh-sb5pi]

Please share some other examples.. Where female is not hysterectomized

[@anunamgyal3725]

Why point d not taken in examples of non hysterectomised patients .. for eg the last example

[@drmohammadnazir6182]

Anu Namgyal thats because point D means post fornix, in post hysterectomised patients ,there will be vaginal cuff scar, not post fornix.

[@akarshswrld]

@@drmohammadnazir6182 correct doctor

[@akarshswrld]

@@drmohammadnazir6182 also remember point C is for both cervix and vaginal cuff (after hysterectomy)

[@whoopinglady]

This system has never been validated because it cannot be validated. Prolapse changes from day to day and even from hour to hour. Prolapse is a musculoskeletal problem that cannot be improved with gynecologic surgery.