Bandl S Ring

Bandl's Ring

Bandl's Ring is the boundary ring of the uterus. It is a thickening of muscle fibers at the border between the body and the cervix.

A bandl's ring may be detected during pregnancy on an ultrasound examination. It appears around 20-22 weeks of pregnancy as a result of hypertrophy of the smooth muscles of the uterus.

The presence of a Bandle ring indicates that the lower uterine segment is preparing for labor. When a contraction occurs, the Bandle's ring contracts, causing the cervix to dilate.

Thus, the Bandl ring plays an important role in preparing the uterus for childbirth and dilation of the cervix. Its appearance in late pregnancy is considered normal.

Bandl S Ring

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