About the pelvic floor and perineum

Abstract

The anatomical structure and structure of each organ are adapted to ensure that it can be preserved in its entirety and not even undergo partial destruction in the course of its inherent dispatch. This is a common law that can be observed throughout the animal kingdom, and while the organ is functioning, the elements that are included in its composition are restored according to how their destruction occurs, depending on the sending, inherent to it. There were hardly the only exceptions to this are the hymen and the pelvic floor of a woman. Both of these organs are subject to ruptures, depending on the characteristics of their sending. In the first case, the sequelae of breaks are not restored at all, and in the second, if they are restored, it is very rare.

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