Are terminally ill patients dying in the ICU suitable for non-heart beating organ donation?
With our current management of terminal patients controlled non-heart beating organ procedure may be difficult due to the duration and variability of the dying process. This observation suggests that we can perform better by evaluating this process more closely.
Vaginal childbirth is associated with loss of tenting of the vaginal fornices, independent of levator trauma, and also with impaired anterior vaginal wall support. This evidence suggests the existence of paravaginal defects and may imply a role for such defects in the causation of anterior vaginal wall prolapse.