Figure inguinal hernia

Illustration of an inguinal hernia
  1. Peritoneal cavity -
    Cavitas peritonealis
  2. Abdominal viscera
  3. Peritoneum -
    peritoneum
  4. Glued peritoneum protuberance
  5. Vas deferens -
    Deferens duct
  6. Epididymis -
    Epididymis
  7. Testicles -
    Testis
  8. Serous testicular envelope -
    Tunica vaginalis testis
  9. Scrotum - scrotum
  10. Inguinal ligament -
    Inguinal ligament
  11. Hernial sac

    Inguinal hernia - Inguinal hernia
    Inguinal hernia types:
    a - Epigastric hernia
    (in the upper abdomen on the midline) -
    Epigastric hernia
    b - umbilical hernia -
    Umbilical and paraumbilical hernia
    c - hernia
    (at the location of a previous
    surgical intervention) -
    Hernia cicatrica
    d - Direct inguinal hernia
    (in the bar near the
    Opening of the inguinal canal)
    e - Indirect inguinal hernia
    (in the bar at the opening
    of the inguinal canal)
    f - femoral fracture
    (in the thigh canal) -
    Femoral hernia

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