Sentences with word «puborectalis»

Baessler K, Metz M, and Junginger B. Valsalva versus straining: There is a distinct difference in resulting bladder neck and puborectalis muscle position.

These muscles include the sphincter muscles, the urogenital triangle, and the levator ani (which is made up of the pubococcygeus, illiococcygeus, and puborectalis muscles).

When you squat the puborectalis muscle relaxes making elimination much easier.

The levator ani muscle group is made up of the pubococcygeus muscle, the illiococcygeus muscle, and the puborectalis muscles.

That being said, the puborectalis muscle is PART of the pelvic floor, and relaxing the muscles of the pelvic floor (as a whole) facilitates going # 2 AND # 1.

The puborectalis muscle, which loops around the rectum, is lengthened when squatting which allows for an easier «exit» of # 2.

This condition is characterized by impaired coordination between pelvic floor (e.g., puborectalis) relaxation and abdominal wall motion, which is necessary for normal defecation.

In the squatting position, however, with the knees up higher, the puborectalis muscle (which «kinks» the colon) can fully relax and open, which leads to full evacuation of the colon, much quicker and easier than sitting down.