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Inguinal triangle hernia

A K Martynov

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Abstracts. Surgery.Alensѣy Martynov. Hernia of the inguinal triangle. Surgery 1901, February.The author gives two histories of hernia diseases, the theoretical and practical interest of which is that the hernias protruded through the entire inguinal triangle in toto, and not through the inguinal canal, so that the hernial gates were formed from above by the edge of m. obliq. int. et transverse from below by the inguinal ligament, from the inside by the rectus abdominis muscle; the external opening of the inguinal canal had almost normal dimensions.

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Abstracts. Surgery.Alensѣy Martynov. Hernia of the inguinal triangle. Surgery 1901, February.The author gives two histories of hernia diseases, the theoretical and practical interest of which is that the hernias protruded through the entire inguinal triangle in toto, and not through the inguinal canal, so that the hernial gates were formed from above by the edge of m. obliq. int. et transverse from below by the inguinal ligament, from the inside by the rectus abdominis muscle; the external opening of the inguinal canal had almost normal dimensions.

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Abstracts. Surgery.Alensѣy Martynov. Hernia of the inguinal triangle. Surgery 1901, February.The author gives two histories of hernia diseases, the theoretical and practical interest of which is that the hernias protruded through the entire inguinal triangle in toto, and not through the inguinal canal, so that the hernial gates were formed from above by the edge of m. obliq. int. et transverse from below by the inguinal ligament, from the inside by the rectus abdominis muscle; the external opening of the inguinal canal had almost normal dimensions.

Key concepts: Inguinal canal, Inguinal ligament, Inguinal hernia, Round Ligament, Medicine, Anatomy, General surgery, Hernia

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