Human Anatomy, Including Structure And Development And Practical Considerations V.2
Human Anatomy, Including Structure And Development And Practical Considerations V.2
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The reasons for its relative infrequency have been given. To understand it, the region internal to the deep epigastric artery should be examined (Fig. 1487 ). It has been mendoned that this region has been subdivided by a fold corresponding to the plica hypogastrica into a supravesical and an internal inguinal fossa (Fig. 1487). At the inner angle of the former we find the abdominal wall strengthened (a) by the presence of the rectus muscle, which extends outward as far as the pubic crest ; (b)... by CoUes's ligament {triangular ligament, ligainentum inguinale reflexum), consist- Diagn'am shovvitiK coverings of complete left indirect inguinal hernia.
PRACTICAL CUNSIDI.RAIKJNS : Al'.lXJMlNAL 111:RMA. 1771 inij of the iiuur deeper fibres of Poupart's ligament, which turn uj>warcl and inward from the crest of the i)ubes in front of the insertion of the conjoined tendon and pass l)ehind tlie internal i)illar of the external ring to be inserted into the anterior sheath of the rectus and into the linea alba (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reasons for its relative infrequency have been given. To understand it, the region internal to the deep epigastric artery should be examined (Fig. 1487 ). It has been mendoned that this region has been subdivided by a fold corresponding to the plica hypogastrica into a supravesical and an internal inguinal fossa (Fig. 1487). At the inner angle of the former we find the abdominal wall strengthened (a) by the presence of the rectus muscle, which extends outward as far as the pubic crest ; (b)... by CoUes's ligament {triangular ligament, ligainentum inguinale reflexum), consist- Diagn'am shovvitiK coverings of complete left indirect inguinal hernia.
PRACTICAL CUNSIDI.RAIKJNS : Al'.lXJMlNAL 111:RMA. 1771 inij of the iiuur deeper fibres of Poupart's ligament, which turn uj>warcl and inward from the crest of the i)ubes in front of the insertion of the conjoined tendon and pass l)ehind tlie internal i)illar of the external ring to be inserted into the anterior sheath of the rectus and into the linea alba (Fig.
What to read after Human Anatomy, Including Structure And Development And Practical Considerations V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piersol, George A. (George Arthur), Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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