Pelvic diaphragm
openings
NERVE SUPPLY
LEVATOR ANI
Anterior 2ND & 3RD Sacral nerve
Posterior 4TH Sacral nerve
COCCYGEUS4TH & 5TH Sacral nerve
PELVIC FASCIA
PARIETALVISCERAL
Internal iliac artery
PREVENTION
BLESSeD
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