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What are the medial, lateral, superior boundaries of the femoral triangle?


Which structures make the floor and roof of the femoral triangle?

M-medial border of adductor longus


L-medial border of Sartorius


Superior- inguinal ligament


Floor- adductor longus, pectineus, psoas and iliacus


Roof- superficial fascia containing superficial LNs, great saphenous vein and its tributaries, deep fascia i.e. fascia lata which is pierced by the great saphenous vein

What are the contents of the femoral triangle?

Femoral sheath


Femoral artery and it's branches


Femoral vein and its tributaries


Femoral nerve and its branches


Deep inguinal LNs


Profunda femoris artery and veins and their circumflex branches (lateral and medial)

Femoral sheath origin and contents

Wall of the sheath is derived from extraperitoneal fascia I.e. transversalis fascia anteriorly and iliaus fascia posteriorly



3 compartments and 2 septa

The 3 compartments of the femoral sheath

Lateral compartment


Middle compartment and


Medial compartment

Lateral compartment of femoral sheath

Femoral artery and genital branch of genitofemoral nerve

Middle compartment

Femoral vein

Medial compartment- Femoral canal

Lymph vessels, deep LNs and fat


Site of femoral hernia


0.5 inch admits the tip of the little finger


Dead space for expansion of the distended femoral vein


Lymphatic pathway from LL to the external iliac nodes

Boundaries of the femoral canal


Anteriorly


Medially


Posteriorly and


Laterally

A- Inguinal ligament


M- lacunar ligament


L-femoral vein


P- pectineal ligament

Lacunar ligament

Pectineal part of inguinal ligament


From the inguinal ligament and pubic tubercle to pectineal line

Pectineal ligament

The thickened periosteum along the pectineal border of the superior pubic ramus


Medial continuation of lacunar ligament

Femoral hernia

Sac may emerge through the saphenous oppening then turns upward along the pathway of superficial circumflex iliac and superficial epigastric vessels


Project above the inguinal ligament

Cannal of hunter / subsartorial canal

Adductor canal


From the apex of the femoral triangle


Ends 10cm above the adductor tubercle

Boundaries of the adductor canal


Posteriorly


Anterolaterally


Anteromedially

P-Adductor longus and Magnus


AL- vastus medialis


AM- Sartorius


Sartorius forms the roof