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Fig. 2A. —Normal anatomy of urethra and its supporting structures in 34-year-old continent woman. Axial T2-weighted fast spin-echo MR image obtained at level of approximately 30th percentile of urethra shows normal striated muscle, smooth muscle, and mucosa– submucosa layers of urethra. Normal periurethral and paraurethral ligaments, which maintain their tightness and can be traced along entire length without discontinuity, are shown. Symmetric puborectal sling is also noted.