anterior abdominal wall anatomy
Anatomy
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| Front | What does the floor of the inguinal canal consist of? |
| Back | inguinal ligament lacunar ligament |
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| Text | The in.obligue muscle originates from the {{c1::lateral 2/3rd}} of the inguinal ligamant. The trav.obligue muscle is originates from the {{c1::lateral 1/3rd}} of the inguinal ligament. The cremaster muscle is connected to the {{c1::midpoint}} of the inguinal ligament. |
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| Front | What is the portocaval anastamoses? |
| Back | The anastamoses between the portal venous system & the caval system The portal venous system are the veins that drain into the portal veinThe caval system are the veins that drain into the superior / inferior vena cava physiologically however, no blood flows in the portocaval anastamoses, unless portal hypertension! 4 portocaval anastamoses: esophageal, paraumbilical (caput medusae!!), colic, rectal
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