Table 1.

Keywords used for searching the literature

Number	Evaluation of POP	Evaluation of LUTS	Evaluation of GIT	Evaluation of pelvic floor muscle function, sexual function, and pelvic pain
1.	Genital prolapse	Assessment of urinary symptoms	Assessment of defecation symptoms	Assessment of sexual dysfunction
2.	Uterovaginal prolapse	Urinalysis	Proctoscopy	Vaginal laxity
3.	Cystocele	Urinary incontinence, stress/cough stress test	Digital anorectal examination	Pelvic floor muscle strength
4.	Cystourethrocele	Post-void residual	Anal sphincter tone	Oxford Scale
5.	Anterior wall prolapse	Uroflow	Digital rectal examination	Clitoral sensation
6.	Rectocele	Urodynamics or urodynamic studies	Bowel diary	Blood flow
7.	Posterior wall prolapse	Cystometry	Bristol Stool Chart	Assessment of pelvic pain
8.	Enterocele	Pressure-flow study	Sigmoidoscopy	Evaluation of pelvic pain
9.	Recto-enterocele	Occult stress incontinence	Anorectal manometry	Cotton-swab test
10.	Perineocele	Bladder diary	Defecography	Sensory examination
11.	Procidentia	Frequency volume chart	Defecography with MRI	Trigger points
12.	Apical prolapse	Pad-weight test	Rectal prolapse	Pelvic floor muscle tenderness
13.	Vault prolapse	Cystoscopy	Intussusception	Pelvic floor resting tone
14.	Cervical elongation	Urethral mobility		Neuromuscular examination
15.	Pelvic organ prolapse	Q-tip
16.	Uterine prolapse	Cotton swab test
17.	Anterior compartment prolapse	Pessary reduction test
18.	Posterior compartment prolapse	Urethral pressure profilometry
19.	Perineal descent	Leak point pressure
20.	Joint hypermobility and prolapse	Detrusor overactivity
21.	Striae	Non-obstructive voiding difficulty
22.	Urethral mucosal prolapse
23.	Paravaginal defect

POP pelvic organ prolapse, LUTS lower urinary tract symptoms, GIT gastrointestinal tract