Inguinal canal

Let's look at the inguinal canal and talk about how it is formed, but we shouldn't go into crazy detail listing all the structures that contribute to different bits of it. Instead, let's focus on the the key principles involved to make sure we all understand how the inguinal canal is formed (so first we'll look at the muscle layers of the abdominal walls), what runs through it, and why it is important and interesting.
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13:55 around this time he starts talking about inguinal canal. Before that he was talking about muscles and other elements of thoracic wall. This was mainly a bookmark for me, but I hope this will help some of you, who are watching, too. ^_^

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What a great video, Sam. You are an excellent teacher. I think I may have an inguinal hernia and now feel that I know everything about it. Thank You.

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4 Days past a inguinal hernia op so am enjoying the A & P refresher which reminds me of my A' Level human biology classes. Well done mate, this is a good use of my time instead of thinking about the pain i'm in .

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Thank you so much! I think it's the first time I got the concept of the inguinal canal ...despite so many textbooks I read before !

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I had torsion of the testicle when 13 both anchored via bilateral surgery. I haven't had any pain since then once anchored from twisting, but sometimes I had occasional hydrocele or swelling of the testicle that would go away on its own and not experienced this for many years. At 56 I am experiencing similar pain I had when I suffered torsion as a teenager, except not the testicle is affected by twisting, but now getting pain on either side of my public bone, the soft tissue on either side feels heavy and painful. Two days ago I got results of an ultrasound that said I have three small hernias but it said on the right side. Yet nothing on the left side even when experiencing pain on the left and right side and right over into public bone and dissipates almost instantly whenever I stretch out my lumbar muscles that feel heavy, sore, tight, weak and pull. I used to have pain in the lower lumbar when I had torsion attacks. Yesterday I bent over to pick some raspberries and my muscle just dropped in my lower lumbar and could barely stand up. It felt like my muscles just dropped in the lower back. Trying to figure what's going on all together Sam and what is causing or contributing to what.

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You definitely explained it well, I finally know what the heck the layers are and how they actually relate to a hernia Thank you!

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Awesome how you explain! Thanks so much for this video - I'm so happy - I finally got my questions about the inguinal ligament and inginal canal answered

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Thanks so much for this, you made the inguinal canal less complicated.

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110% best explanation of human anatomy Iv ever seen you make it quite easy to understand. Iv just had a hernia in that’s canal and Iv been wanting to understand a bit more what happend to me and what is there thank you so much

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Thank you so much!! that was very clear and helpful

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Fabulous! Especially pointing out to us the genius of design of how the canal is made with the looping of ext oblq mscl aponeurosis anteriorly and trnvrls fascia posteriorly!

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You are simply awesome Iam a radiologist but I could never develop the mental picture about inguinal canal.but now after so many years I have ,thanks a ton.God bless you and your whole family

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Preparing for my WACS and still finding your explanation helpful. Thank you

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I just did my Inguinal Hernia two weeks ago. I’m glad to see your video explaining very well. Thanks! How long I need to go back my yoga practices?

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