Inguinal hernia |
“Inguinal hernia” is strongly related to:
Inguinal canal Indirect inguinal hernia Testicle Amyand's hernia Inferior epigastric vessels Hydrocele Herniorrhaphy Femoral canal Internal spermatic fascia Laparoscopic surgery Inguinal triangle Deep inguinal ring Spermatic cord Abdominal cavity Direct inguinal hernia Femoral hernia Groin Development of the urinary and reproductive organs Medical ultrasonography Femoral artery Ischemia Gangrene Hernia Anatomical terms of location Computed tomography Scrotum Abdomen Surgery
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