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Journal Article
Review of inguinal region hernias on MDCT: A vascular roadmap
2011
Overview
Thinly collimated multidetector CT (MDCT) with coronal and sagittal reformats have recently been reported to visualize the inguinal ligament and associated structures with a higher accuracy than in thickly collimated axial images.3 MDCT findings distinguishing between femoral and inguinal hernias have also been described.4,5 A comprehensive, easily applied approach to the differential diagnosis of groin hernias is required. Inguinal anatomy The inguinal region comprises the inguinal canal and the femoral triangle.6 Inguinal canal The inguinal canal extends between the deep inguinal ring (defect in the transversalis fascia) and superficial inguinal ring (triangular defect in the medial portion of the external oblique aponeurosis).
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Anderson Publishing Ltd
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