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Introduction: Diastasis recti abdominis (DRA) is defined as the increase between two abdominal rectal muscles located on both sides of the linea alba at the height of the navel. It occurs in pregnant and postpartum women due to the loosening of the linea alba during pregnancy under the influence of hormones and the developing foetus. The most common risk factors for dehiscence are: large foetus, large...
Introduction Diastasis recti abdominis is a pathological condition at the linea alba in which rectus abdominis muscles separate. It occurs mainly in pregnant and postpartum women. Changes in the linea alba area are caused by stress to the tissue and pregnancy induced hormonal changes which lead to the loosening of abdominal connective tissue. This pathological condition is not manifested with any...
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