Anatomy of the inguinal region, simplified

[@alirezairis]

With all due respect for my university teachers , i hope they all can teach like you do.This is not about knowledge, but about the ability to transfer it .Well done !

[@drandrewtan]

This is the most authoritative lecture on the inguinal canal I've ever seen!

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you!

[@victoronwochei3367]

Can’t agree less....excellent and very clear

[@hokpolin6032]

good job

[@sachtej]

I myself am a practicing surgeon having done thousands of groin hernia and hydrocele surgeries, both open and laparoscopic methods,. Going through this video was an amazing experience and i have relearnt the anatomy afresh and very clearly. Thanks for sharing this amazing video. Kindly permit me to recommend this video to my medical school students.

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you for the feedback. Please feel free to recommend and share. Best wishes.

[@anasmohammad9411]

I usually never comment on any videos, but this surely was one of the best lectures on this topic. Extremely grateful, Thank You Sir.

[@akram.jaffar]

+Anas Mohammad thanks for the feedback. You are welcome

[@pradeepkumarsingh7186]

Best demonstration of inguinal region anatomy, i have seen till date. Thanks Dr Jaffar......

[@louiskanini7888]

Hours and hours of studying, never quite got a hold of the anatomy & clinical correlation of the inguinal region. Had to settle for memorizing what I could without actually understanding it in such a way that I could teach others . But with you, 29 minutes and I’m home and dry? 29 minutes!?? Simply amazing 👏! Thank you!

[@akram.jaffar]

Wow, your comment just made my day! I'm so glad the video helped you finally connect the dots on such a tricky topic. Thank you for watching and for such kind words!

[@basemjs]

This video is so amazing. Explained the anatomy of the inguinal canal & anatomy of direct, indirect and femoral hernia in a very simple yet detailed way. 6 years in faculty of medicine. First time I understand them! Thank you so much Dr.Akram.

[@suraprod6420]

ماشاءالله لا قوة الا بااله سمعت مقدمة محاضرة اخرى سمعت اللهجة و شككت انها لشخص عراقي و اسعدني ان اعرف ان المحاضر دكتور عراقي و أسعدتني التعليقات الإيجابية وفقك الله دكتور اكرم جعفر

[@akram.jaffar]

يسعدني أن المحتوى نال إعجابك، وأنك لاحظت اللهجة العراقية التي أعتز بها. شكراً لدعمك وتشجيعك، وأتمنى أن أكون عند حسن ظنك دائماً.

[@michaelshekoni6095]

10 years later, this video is still helping me understand anatomy and scale through medical school.. Thank you!

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad to hear that. Best wishes.

[@nickstevens885]

Chicago is the most popular place ​@@akram.jaffar

[@alisonrothery6487]

I am a registered nurse doing my Honours degree in perioperative nursing. I am researching a case study on inguinal hernias. I have been searching to understand this anatomy and finding it very difficult. I am so grateful to have found your lesson. I finally have the grasp on the anatomy that I have been searching for. Thank you very much. Alison Rothery

[@zenith1810]

PERFECT! You had just awesomely summed up 4 hours of lectures and practicals in 28 minutes. THANK YOU SO MUCH. Med Student RCSI, Ireland :)

[@qaisraheen9390]

With all due respect for my university teachers , i hope they all can teach like you do.This is not about knowledge, but about the ability to transfer it .Well done . you are true master . i love you and you are proud of all the doctors

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you for your interest in the topic and in the channel, I appreciate your feedback.

[@Raedhamed92]

Thanks Dr. Akram This video is simply perfect

[@hiv.namibia6011]

excellent, you simplified the complex anatomy of the inguinal region beautifully...thank you

[@401Nero]

This vid can't be praised enough. I am a fith year medical student and only know did I clearly understand this complicated anatomical region. Thanks a lot

[@NoKtoLive]

Excellent work. It took me hours to decipher what my books were saying about the inguinal canal and I ended up memorizing it without really understanding. Ten minutes of this video, and I fully understood what those books were trying to say, despite the language differences between us. Thanks a lot.

[@akram.jaffar]

It is my pleasure. Best wishes in your upcoming exams.

[@AsadKhan-lm6yr]

Fantastic job on such a complicated topic. Well done! As good as anything I've seen Prof. Ellis do!

[@akram.jaffar]

+Asad Khan thanks for the comment.

[@H2H3H5]

Truly great video. Thank you x100. Finally I understand the difference between inguinal and femoral hernia. From Bucharest, Romania.

[@kiranbabu271]

The best lecture so far about the inguinal region

[@Rohank05]

Simply outstanding!!! Extremely complex anatomy simplified...

[@terrymathews8721]

Hands-down the best video demonstrating inguinal canal anatomy.

[@akram.jaffar]

Thanks for the feedback and for your interest in the Channel.

[@afraibrahim3275]

This is the best explanation of inguinal region, really helped me understand the anatomy and the related hernias. I was having a lot of difficulty but thanks to you its all simplified and easy now. (Y) (Y) (Y)

[@XxaborataxX]

You sir, are a hero! This video helped me a lot with my studies.

[@josejase1163]

Mate you are amazing!! so detailed, yet explained so eloquently. This lecture really helped me put together all my basic understanding of the anatomy in the inguinal region to a more clinically appropriate understanding. Thanks!!

[@akram.jaffar]

+Jose Jase thank you your comment is much appreciated.

[@syedaayesha943]

The best lecture.. After going through various lecture on inguinal canal on various channels.. Found this was the one which clarified all my doubts. Thank you so much.. Much recommended by me..

[@akram.jaffar]

+Syeda Ayesha thank you for the comments and your interest in the channel.

[@RehamArnaout]

im lucky to be your student and attending this lecture with you in class and sketching the drawings on my notebook as you explained on the board. this video helped me revise and understand the inguinal hernias for the surgery exam i miss anatomy thank you a lot جزاك الله خيراً

[@ZamenAli-w6k]

As a practicing general surgeon, bravo for such an excellent educational video. God bless u more dear brother

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! It means a lot coming from a general surgeon. I’m glad you found the video helpful. God bless you as well, and wishing you success in your work!

[@nobushinoworwolski5062]

Thank YOU! Now I understand my Professor's 2 hour powerpoint ("reading') lecture. I hope you are my teacher.

[@nader4u2003]

I am emergency registrar from Australia, this lecture is great . Many thanks dr Akram.

[@ma3zooz27]

Year 4 medicine and I'm still watching these.. No one explains it better than Akram!!

[@abdallahmalas4846]

We are very blessed to have you as a professor at university Dr Akram! thanks a lot for your dedicated work and amazing explanations !

[@akram.jaffar]

I am very happy to hear that you passed your exam. Best wishes for your future studies and career.

[@noorjaddou8034]

Thank you so much Dr. Akram. This video saved our lives (AGAIN) but now for MBBS :) :)

[@akram.jaffar]

Noor Jaddou Best wishes

[@toneflowers9799]

I couldn't leaf this video without posting a comment . It was the best video I have ever seen to understand inguinal hernias thank you very much , Allah will bless you ( both who explain and who upload it here on KZbin ) . Best regards .

[@tewfik5]

I cant find the words to express my gratitude!

[@mohammadosama1917]

Thanks for this great video, best explanation for this complex anatomy in the whole youtube :) I wish there is an animation to visualize it more closely to the real shape it has. Anyway many thanks

[@DrMunaAli]

the video helped me to revise the anatomy of inguinal region for the MBBS exam. thanks doctor for your huge efforts, am really proud to be one of your students.

[@tariqhassan7306]

Worlds best lecture!! Sir u deserve every praise.

[@owaniedmond8914]

This is just fantabulous, explains everything else I needed to know about the inguinal ligament

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad it was helpful.

[@haiderfalah2748]

After 9 years this lecture stile one of the best i have seen ever . thanks alot ❤️

[@akram.jaffar]

You are most welcome!

[@salahaldinalani9102]

I love your lectures; they are organized and presented in awesome way. Thanks for your effort student pharmacist from Iraq

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad they are useful.

[@bollywoodmauritius]

Dear Dr. Jaffar ..you are a god gifted teacher and have immense talent . Thank you so much for these anatomy videos. They helped me a lot to prepare and pass my emergency medicine primary exam. Kind Regards Melbourne Australia

[@laithazzam5322]

Such a comprehensive, clear, and fun lecture! Thank you for your efforts.

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad it was helpful.

[@lukewarmamericano]

Finally understood it after so many years . Thank you so much Sir.

[@modernmedicine2562]

the best presentation on this topic so far. great job! looking forward for more videos

[@rafaarafoo9674]

amazing vedios, I watched it when I was in final year medical school for surgery exam , and now after 4 years I watching again for mrcs exam , God bless you ,thnx.

[@akram.jaffar]

These comments make my day. Thank you.

[@jehantomcat]

Hi ,,,im a final year med student from sri lanka....enjoyed all ur episodes........helps me a lot in revising my anatomy..realy really good......hope to see more clips in da future

[@auqibmanzoorsheikh2352]

Inguinal Canal simplified in a best possible way...love it! and Thank You very much...the video just cleared all my confusions regarding the topic...thank u again Sir!

[@jalfoqara]

Thank you doctor :") This video helped me a lot, I've hated this subject a lot and you made it like a piece of cake! pure genius

[@docali1979]

Thank you very much for such an excellent lecture! It saved me lots of time to go through the anatomy books again. I am studying for an upcoming exam in emergency medicine. Thanks again!

[@drtarmizimohammad]

Thank you so much for the explanation. It is a hard topic to master. You made is simpler and easier to understand. Now we can redraw with explanation, thanks to you. May God bless you.

[@drgvkreddy4753]

best inguinal anatomy lecture I have seen..... by seeing this you can explain to others also.... thank you very much for helping me out

[@UJSID89]

Thank you so much for the video!! I am studying hernias rn and i kept on forgetting the anatomy of the region! Your video is a life saver! JazakAllah!

[@milk99shake]

Thnx aloooooot ,, you helped me out and saved my time ,, it was very difficult and i couldn't imagine what did they say ,,bt now i understand it literally , ,, as you say its simplified

[@123aicila]

I now finally understand something that I have struggled with for the past 4 years!

[@aytenahmed3874]

excellent .. best video I heard for hernia and the inguinal region anatomy .. very simplified and informative .. thanks for the effort

[@saudshffns8229]

One of the best lectures in anatomy. Thanks Dr Ahmad

[@zains2012]

Best explanation I found on this subject. Thank you.

[@akram.jaffar]

+Fuad Zain I appreciate your comments. Thank you!

[@AbdulazizAlhoqail]

You're Awesome! Thanks a lot for a clear video and sound and how easy you make it.

[@akram.jaffar]

+Abdulaziz Alhoqail Thanks!

[@waywardreamer]

very clear explanation of a complex yet common surgical condition. Bravo

[@RisticUros]

Best teacher ever!

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you!

[@shubhamkhunger7]

Superb!! Inguinal anatomy is one of the most confusing section. Thanks a lot for clearing all the concepts and the most important thing is making you visualize it.

[@wellali2574]

this HELPED ALOT !!! oh man I don't know what I would do without this video .. bless you

[@akram.jaffar]

+wella li all the best wishes!

[@dr.shinjinipande4329]

Thank you Sir...You are a genius and a teacher par excellence...we are lucky to get such lectures from you !

[@akram.jaffar]

So nice of you

[@sandhyatelluri2346]

so far the best explanation about the inguinal region and different types of Hernia.

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad to hear that!

[@hajirkheder3233]

thank you so much doctor! you've helped generations among generations of students

[@akram.jaffar]

So nice of you

[@minhajahmed2478]

Excellent sir excellent.... I'm from.Bangladesh... May allah give you a very good things... You demonstrate it so easily

[@akram.jaffar]

Many many thanks

[@shwetap9715]

Amazing video!! Very clear and extremely easy to understand. MORE VIDEOS PLEASE!!! Thank you so much!

[@naremantarek6787]

now inguinal hernia is very well explained finally! thank you

[@sonirajat1]

Respected sir warm regards my wife is an anatomist but she refused to teach me anatomy then I am finding your videos as a boon they are awesome and regards to you as your student

[@DrAJA84]

Much better explanation than books, gonna memorise ur drawings!

[@danialsaleem59]

the bestest video on earth about inquinal canal

[@anjumkatiyar1672]

I have seen many videos so far, but this one really is impressive. Good work and thank you

[@akram.jaffar]

So nice of you

[@malakkanfar1065]

Simply Magnificent ..no words can describe this fabulous video.

[@Firecloak]

THank you!!! I actually understand this now! much better than showin us textbook diagrams. why can't all teachers draw and explain like this?

[@daniab1977]

Explained in a very simple way! Thanks a lot

[@akram.jaffar]

• External iliac artery (femoral and inferior epigastric) is located at midway between ASIS and pubic symphysis (x). • Deep inguinal ring is located above midpoint of inguinal ligament (from ASIS and pubic tubercle) (y). • (x) is longer than (y) because pubic symphysis is medial to pubic tubercle. • Half (x) is longer than half (y). • (x) is located medial to (y). • Therefore, inferior epigastric artery (at x) is located medial to deep inguinal ring (at y).

[@Vultron5]

Really great video! Thanks for putting this together!

[@PandaApple072]

Thank you sir. Excellent explanation. You have a very clear voice! :)

[@amk88i]

thank you very much profesor! now I understand indirect,direct and femoral hernia! :) I`m very happy

[@salmaalkhanjari755]

thank you very much! I'm so happy to find an amazing explanation along with drawing such as yours.

[@akram.jaffar]

+Salma Al Khanjari Best wishes

[@new_mie]

this is the best anatomy video ever

[@akram.jaffar]

+Jemz Ariey Good luck!

[@smber2cnma]

Dr Jaffar does a fine job here, but I'm surprised the number of people who's med-school professors couldn't teach this just as well as he did. Our prof. explained this just fine and any prof. who couldn't should find a different profession.

[@soneralbay8499]

Dear coll. Dr. Jaffar very very nice lesson I listened. I want to say that everybody says Hasselbach as you said 14:46, but the correct term is Hesselbach. Hasselbach is a name of village, German politician, football player, author but Hesselbach is the surname of Franz Kaspar mentioned about the triangle.

[@akram.jaffar]

Thanks!

[@shubhamnetbuff37]

thank u so much sir.... I have become your fan after watching this video.. thumbs up👍

[@akram.jaffar]

+shubham jadhav thank you it's my pleasure to have you on the channel

[@MelvinVarghese007]

Best lecture on inguinal anatomy I've ever seen

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad you think so.

[@roxiritemsabahahmed9839]

Thanks Dr Akram,now I can relate what I have learned through this video!!

[@hanai707]

Thank u very much This is the first time I understand this hard topic

[@anishapandiyan6582]

I was Not able to imagine many things while reading hernia. thanks to the effort sir :-) very useful (y)

[@akram.jaffar]

+Anisha Scarlet Best wishes!

[@tonyhesketh3536]

Great explanation, inguinal anatomy is a challenging concept to explain, but your diagrams and detailed descriptions certainly helped clarify things!

[@mithileshreddy328]

AWESOME EVER DESCRIPTION OF HERNIA INGUINAL.. JUST BECAME FAN OF DR AKRAM JAFFAR.. PLEASE SIR UPLOAD YOUR VIDEOS MORE.. WAITING..

[@Jopau18]

I just love the way he illustrates it! :)

[@mrabukarak]

Dr. Akram , I can't thank you enough for your outstanding explanations regarding the anatomy and the clinical notes as well , really amazing work , it's very helpful and gives a better understanding. I will definitely watch your other videos sir. just a small note : at 18 : 18 the contents of the spermatic cord poped on the screen and they had the Ilioinguinal nerve among them , I believe the Ilioninguinal nerve passes through the ingunal canal but not as a content of the spermatic cord, so the inguinal canal in a male will contain the spermatic cord + ilioinguinal nerve.

[@akram.jaffar]

+mrabukarak Thank you for your interest in the Channel and your comment. I do agree that the ilioinguinal nerve does not span the whole length of the inguinal canal from deep to superficial inguinal rings like other contents of the spermatic cord. However, the ilioinguinal nerve, as it leaves the superficial inguinal ring, will be for a short length within the external spermatic fascia and thus within the outermost covering of the spermatic cord. It is from this point of view that the ilioinguinal nerve is considered as a content of the spermatic cord. Thank you again for your keen observation.

[@karrarh.alnajjar]

All respect and love to you doc ❤️❤️ Such a great lecture Alnahrain Univ miss you so much

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you for your nice words. Greetings to all future doctors at Al-Nahrain.

[@karrarh.alnajjar]

@@akram.jaffar 💙💙

[@arundabholkar4922]

Thanks Dr. Jaffar. The anatomy of the inguinal region is complicated to begin with 2-D illustration. With 3-D illustration technique, if there is, this can be further understood with ease! Though complicated anatomy, It may not be very difficult for the surgeon to repair inguinal hernia!

[@sanjayganorkar7502]

fantastic ..wish i had learnt this way almost 40 yrs ago

[@akram.jaffar]

+Sanjay Ganorkar Thank you!

[@akshaynair9216]

it was a gr888 video sir...reading hernia became easy now..:)ty sir

[@akram.jaffar]

+akshay nair all the best wishes.

[@4271-t7l]

Well Explained! Good Job!

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad you think so!

[@josejoao1621]

In 3D would just blow the Scale... 😁

[@drvaruntamrakar2106]

thanx alot sir for sharing your knowledge with growing urologist like us..........