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Fig. 4. —Endoanal axial three-dimensional proton density—weighted gradient-echo MR image obtained in 42-year-old woman with previous obstetric trauma shows low anovaginal fistula (arrows) partly fluid-filled (hyper-intense) and partly fibrous or collapsed (hypointense). External sphincter (E) and anterior external sphincter defect (curved arrows) are also visualized.