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Fig. 3B. —24-year-old healthy female volunteer. Color scheme: white = bones, pink = levator ani, yellow = bladder and urethra, blue = vagina, green = uterus, gray = rectum. Lateral view of same 3D model as in A shows pubococcygeal line drawn between tip of coccyx and inferior aspect of symphysis pubis. In healthy women, bladder base (arrow) rests above pubococcygeal line, and levator plate (arrowheads) is parallel to pubococcygeal line. Descent of bladder base or caudal inclination of levator plate indicates pelvic floor laxity.

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