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Use of a Perineometer to Assess Pelvic Muscle Tone
The purpose of this study is to establish the range of pelvic floor pressure in groups of women, including women with and without pelvic pain, and compare the change in perineometer measurements between rest and maximum pelvic floor contraction in women with and without pelvic pain. Purpose is also to determine whether resting pelvic floor perineometer measurements correlate with the severity of pain symptoms in women with chronic pelvic pain.
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