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Inguinal Canal It is an oblique passage through the lower part of the anterior abdominal wall Present in both sexes It allows structures to pass to and from the testis to the abdomen in. Peer Support. 10/08/2012. Rachel Edgar & . Amrit. Sandhu. What we are going to cover!. Inguinal canal. Hernias. B. orders . of a direct . hernia. D. ifferentiating . between a direct and indirect . Shohreh. . Toutounchi. Reference: Schwartz Principles of Surgery . 2010. Internship: 1391. Anatomy. The . inguinal canal. is 4-6 cm long.. The inguinal canal starts in the abdomen from the point that the spermatic cord crosses the . Dr C Slater. University of Cape Town. 2012. 1. Inguinal canals – why have them?. Allow contents of the scrotum to communicate with intra-abdominal contents. Prevent mobile intra-abdominal contents (e.g. intestine) from entering the scrotum and possibly becoming damaged, while at the same time permitting blood vessels, nerves, lymphatics, vas deferens etc. to supply the scrotal contents. Dr Amit Gupta. Associate Professor. Dept. Of Surgery . Introduction . Abnormal protrusion of viscus or a part of it. through a weak point in the abdominal wall. Anatomy of inguinal region. Jenelle. Beadle. 5/20/2015. Inguinal/Femoral. Images Should Document:. Type. Based on location of defect. Contents. Fat, fluid, bowel. Movement through defect (. valsalva. ). Reducibility (compression). Presented by: . Dr. Masooma Syed. INGUINAL REGION. The . inguinal region . (groin) extends between the ASIS and pubic tubercle.. It is an important area anatomically and clinically.. Anatomically because it is a region where structures exit and enter the abdominal cavity.. . muscles. Rectus. . sheath. Inguinal. . canal. Anterior wall:. . external oblique abdominis muscle (aponeurosis). Posterior wall: transversal fascia. Roof: internal oblique abdominis muscle. Floor: inquinal ligament . Dr Amit Gupta. Associate Professor. Dept. Of Surgery . Introduction . Abnormal protrusion of viscus or a part of it. through a weak point in the abdominal wall. Anatomy of inguinal region. ANA 208. Lecture Schedule. Introduction / . Osteology. of Lower limb. Inguinal region. Gluteal. region. Compartments . of the thigh. Femoral triangle and adductor . canal. Popliteal. . fossa. Flexor and extensor compartments of the leg. MD,MRCS. Definition of hernia. Anatomical landmarks. Overview of types of hernia. Presentation and Management of . common. types of hernia. What is the definition of a hernia?. An abnormal protrusion of a viscus or part of it from the body cavity through a weakness in the wall of the cavity taking with it all lining of the cavity. 334 334 18 Hernias 18.1 An external abdominal hernia is the protrusion of the contents of the abdomen (any abdominal organ, part of the omentum, or peritoneal fat) through an abnormal opening in th Objectives To provide an overview of groin hernias and how they can be differentiated on imaging. To provide a review of the differential diagnosis of inguinal pathology simulating groin hernias for w Introduction . Hernia is . a protrusion of a viscus or part of a viscus through an abnormal opening in the walls of its containing cavity . One of the most common condition in surgical practice. Accounts for up to 75% of the causes of intestinal obstruction. Department of anatomy and histology. Anatomy lab . Second stage. Presented by . Msc. . Dr. . Reham. . saad. . Kadhum. . Peritoneum . Its . thin . . serous membrane . that lines the wall of abdomen and pelvis and clothes the viscera ..