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Reconstructive Pelvic Floor Surgery According to the Integral Theory

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The Female Pelvic Floor

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It is helpful for the modern pelvic floor surgeon to think firstly as an architect, secondly as an engineer: as an architect, to design the form of the reconstruction; as an engineer, so the construction can withstand the pelvic forces imposed upon it.

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  1. Royal Perth Hospital, University of Western, Western, Australiaa

    Peter Petros MBBS (Syd) PhD (Uppsala) DS (UWA) MD (Syd) FRCOG FRANZCOG CU

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  1. Peter Petros MBBS (Syd) PhD (Uppsala) DS (UWA) MD (Syd) FRCOG FRANZCOG CU
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Petros, P. (2010). Reconstructive Pelvic Floor Surgery According to the Integral Theory. In: The Female Pelvic Floor. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03787-0_4

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