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Verzakking: behandeling van een gevoel, of echt minder na behandeling?

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Een verzakking, ofwel een prolaps, van de vrouwelijke bekkenorganen is een verzamelnaam voor een aantal klinische condities, zoals een verzakking van de vaginavoorwand (ook wel uretrokèle, cystokèle of cysto-uretrokèle genoemd) en/of de vagina-achterwand (enterokèle of rectokèle), een verzakking van de baarmoeder (van het apicale segment van de cervix/uterus), of, als de baarmoeder ontbreekt, van de vaginatop (cuff of vault prolapse) (Abrams e.a., 2002).

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Berghmans, B. Verzakking: behandeling van een gevoel, of echt minder na behandeling?. STIM 25, 65–72 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03063032

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