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Fig. 2B —44-year-old woman with multicompart mental prolapse. Dashed line corresponds to pubococcygeal line (PCL). Midline sagittal true fast imaging with steady-state precession (FISP) image obtained at maximal strain, however, reveals more moderate degree of urethral hypermobility than shown on HASTE image (A) as well as mild cystocele and cervical prolapse not shown on HASTE images. Note flow-related artifact in bladder. Bladder volume was not significantly changed: 3% increase in volume on true FISP image compared with HASTE image.