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Levator Ani
A group of muscles in the pelvis that support the pelvic organs.
Bulbospongiosus
A muscle of the perineum that acts to compress the bulb of the urethra, aiding in the expulsion of urine or semen.
Coccygeus
A small muscle located in the pelvic area, contributing to the pelvic floor's structure and involved in supporting pelvic organs.
External Anal Sphincter
Ring of striated muscular fibers surrounding the anus.
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