Hernia - Anatomy Flashcards
The inguinal canal is formed by the ? of the ? during foetal development.
It is about ?cm long and lies ? and ? to the first part of the
inguinal ligament.
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Inguinal canal contains:
0 Three arteries (?/? artery, artery to the ? ?, ? artery).
0 Three nerves (genital branch of ?, ? and ? nerves).
o Three other structures (the ? ?/ ? ligament of the uterus, the ? ? and testicular ?).
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Inguinal canal also has three ? coverings related to the ? layers of abdomen:
o The ? ? fascia (from the transversalis fascia).
o The ? fascia (from internal oblique fascia).
o The ? ? fascia (from external oblique fascia).
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The deep inguinal ring is the ? to the inguinal canal, located ?cm ? to the mid-point of the inguinal ligament.
o Mid-point of the inguinal ligament: halfway from ? to ?
o Do not confuse with mid-inguinal point, where the femoral artery pulse can be found: half way from ? to ?
The superficial inguinal ring is the ? of the inguinal canal, and this is found
?cm ? and ? to the pubic ?.
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The boundaries of the inguinal ligament = MALT; o Superior wall: 2 ?; • Internal ?. • ? abdominus. o Anterior wall: 2 ?; • ? of ? oblique. • ? of internal ?. o Inferior wall: 2 ?; • ? ?. • ? ?. o Posterior wall: 2 'T's • ? fascia. • ? Tendon.
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