These nodes are 3 to 5 deep nodes. They help maintain the bloodstream's fluid balance and filters waste as well as helping the body's immune defense system. There are two types of inguinal lymph node: superficial inguinal and deep inguinal nodes. The superficial inguinal lymph nodes are found in the Scarpa's femoral triangle, located in the upper areas of an individual's inner thigh. They contain ten lymph nodes that collectively form a chain beneath the inguinal ligament. These nodes are beneath one of the body's abdominal tissue layers known as Camper's fascia, and they drain into the body's deep inguinal lymph nodes.The deep nodes are located below the connective tissue of the upper areas of the inner thigh, known as the cribriform fascia,
