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Fig. 2D —Anatomic dissection and MR images of ventral and dorsal groups of urethral supporting ligaments and their corresponding MR appearance in healthy nulliparous volunteers. Axial T2-weighted turbo spin-echo MR image (5,000/132) of 30-year-old woman shows proximal PUL (pink arrows), periurethral ligament (red asterisks), and suburethral ligament (white arrows). V = vagina, PB = pubic bone, PR = puborectalis muscle.