In the past, there was a lack of a universal, uniform and reliable method to clearly classify and define vaginal prolapse. Now the POP-Q examination (Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification) closes this gap. It is the most frequently used clinical tool for determining the status and severity of prolapse symptoms, as well as for measuring the success of conservative and surgical interventions. An easy-to-use measuring tool is essential for reliably carrying out a POP-Q examination. Previously, swabs, sticks, spatulas or fingers were often used as an aid, making measurements difficult to carry out and inaccurate. Such a tool is now available with the POPs measuring stick. Packaging of 50 pieces.
