Inguinal ligament anatomy

The inguinal ligament is a connective tissue structure of the pelvis, separating and linking the torso and the abdomen. We come across it a lot when looking at the anatomy in this area, but what is it? How does it relate to the inguinal canal, the femoral canal (and sheath), and femoral triangle?
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Great lesson as always. Thought you might be interested to know that this area is a hot topic in musculoskeletal ultrasound by sports medicine and emergency physicians in the evaluation of groin pain suspicious for hernia.

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A very good and detailed video! Thank you! Was just wonder wondering, what ar the fibrous structures to the left and the right of the pubic bone, somehow a little bit above the extern inguinal ring and overimposed on the pubic bone, somehow feeling as an extension to the inguinal ligament. They have nothing to do with the spermatic cord, do they? Are they musculo fascial structures related to the pubic symphysis? Or just the inguinal ligament link to the pubic bone?

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Can you please talk about the adductor canal in the next video? I can’t seem to really understand it..

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would you say doing middle splits is good for this ligament and the surrounding veins/nerves?

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What excercises would strengthen this area?

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Aponeurosis - How does this happen?? And it seems to happen all over. Muscle turns into fascia and ligaments.

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