In the past, there was no universal, consistent, and reliable method for clearly classifying and defining vaginal prolapse. The POP-Q (Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification) examination method fills this gap. It is the most widely used clinical tool for determining the status and severity of prolapse symptoms, as well as for measuring the results of conservative and surgical treatments.
An easy-to-use measurement tool is essential for performing a POP-Q examination reliably.

Until now, cotton swabs, sticks, spatulas, or fingers were often used as tools, making the measurements cumbersome and inaccurate. With the POP-Q measuring stick, such a tool is now available.