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layers of anterior wall
(superficial to deep)
1) skin
2) camper's fascia (fatty)
3) scarpa's fascia (membranous)
4) external obliques
5) internal obliques
6) transverse abdominal
7) transversalis fascia
8) endoabdominal fat
9) parietal peritoneum
inguinal ligament
(formed by & location)
formed by lower border of external oblique aponeurosis

runs from anterior superior iliac spine to pubic tubercle folding under itself to make a trough
descent of gonads
(males)
1) processus vaginalis forms through layers of anterior wall (acquires these layers as coverings)

2) gubernaculum (extends from inf border of gonad to labioscrotal swellings) guides the process

3) testes descend through inguinal canal along w/ vessels, ducts and nerves to form spermatic cord
descent of gonads
(females)
1) processus vaginalis forms through layers of anterior wall (acquires these layers as coverings)

2) gubernaculum (extends from inf border of gonad to labioscrotal swellings) guides the process

3) ovaries descend into pelvic cavity and become assoc w/ developing uterus

4) round lig of uterus passes through inguinal canal
inguinal canal contents
(males)
SPERMATIC CORD
-genital branch of genitofemoral nerve
-cremasteric artery & vein
-ductus deferens and artery
-testicular artery surrounded by pampiniform plexus of veins

ILIOINGUINAL NERVE
inguinal canal contents
(females)
round ligament of uterus
ilioinguinal nerve
inguinal canal walls
anterior
-aponeurosis of external obliques

floor
-medial 1/2 of inguinal lig, rolled-under free margin of lowest part of external oblique aponeurosis (reinforced by lacunar lig where spermatic cord positioned)

posterior
-transversalis fascia

roof
-arching fibers of internal oblique and transversus abs coming to common medial attachment - conjoint tendon
contents of spermatic cord
structures passing between abdominopelvic cavity & testis

-ductus deferens + art
-testicular art
-pampiniform plexus
-cremasteric art/vein
-genital branch of genitofemoral nerve
-visceral motor/sensory
-lymphatics
-remnants of processus vaginalus
layers of spermatic cord fascia & abdominal wall equivalents
(superficial to deep)
1) external spermatic fascia
-from external oblique & attache dto superficial inguinal ring

2) cremasteric fascia
-from internal oblique and assoc w/ cremasteric mm (retracts testis)

3) internal spermatic fascia
-from transversalis fascia and attached to deep inguinal ring
layers of scorotum
(superficial to deep)
1) skin
2) superficial fascia & dartos tunica
3) external spermatic fascia
4) cremaster & cremasteric fascia
5) internal spermatic fascia
6) tunica vaginalis
vena caval hiatus
diaphragm opening at T8

IVC, R phrenic nerve
esophageal hiatus
diaphragm opening at T10

esophagus, ant/post vagal trunks, branches of L gastric art/vein
aortic hiatus
diaphragm opening at T12

aorta, thoracic duct, sometimes azygos vein