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. 2022 Mar 17;19(6):3568. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19063568

Table 2.

The demographic characteristics and gynecological examination indicators for all participants.

All Participants
Age (years) 30 (28~32)
Gestational weeks 12 (11~12)
Pro-gestational BMI (kg/m2) 20.80 (19.30~22.68)
Toilet type
  Sitting-toilet dominant 322 (84.7%)
  Squatting-toilet dominant 54 (14.2%)
  Not specified 4 (1.1%)
PFMT habit
  Yes 14 (3.7%)
  No 366 (96.3%)
POP-Q:
  Aa (cm) −3.0 (−3.0~−3.0)
  Ba (cm) −3.0 (−3.0~−3.0)
  Ap (cm) −3.0 (−3.0~−3.0)
  Bp (cm) −3.0 (−3.0~−3.0)
  C (cm) −6.0 (−7.0~−6.0)
  D (cm) −7.5 (−8.0~−7.5)
  Pb (cm) 3.0 (2.5~3.5)
  Gh (cm) 3.0 (2.5~4.0)
  TVL (cm) 8.0 (7.5~8.0)
MOS
  Grade 0 2 (0.5%)
  Grade 1 9 (2.4%)
  Grade 2 42 (11.3%)
  Grade 3 98 (25.8%)
  Grade 4 141 (37.1%)
  Grade 5 87 (22.9%)
  Mean grade 3.65 ± 1.058

BMI: body mass index; PFMT: pelvic floor muscle training; POP-Q: pelvic organ prolapse quantitation; Pb: perineal body; Gh: genital hiatus; TVL: total vaginal length; MOS: Modified Oxford Scale.