Inguinal ligament anatomy
The inguinal ligament is a connective tissue structure of the pelvis, separating and linking the torso and the abdomen. We come across it a lot when looking at the anatomy in this area, but what is it? How does it relate to the inguinal canal, the femoral canal (and sheath), and femoral triangle?
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Видео Inguinal ligament anatomy канала Sam Webster
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https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/t7hpFmSyWb/
Видео Inguinal ligament anatomy канала Sam Webster
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