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| Q. |
Fibres of transversus abdominus arise from which part of the inguinal ligament? |
| A. | medial one third |
| B. | lateral one third |
| C. | lateral two thirds |
| D. | lateral half |
| E. | middle one third |
| Answer» D. lateral half | |
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Tariq Hussain
1 year ago
It's correct ans is B ..
Lateral 1/3 fibres of transverse abdomins passes from lateral 1/3 of inguinal ligament..
Reference...Snell clinical anatomy and Essence of anatomy
Lateral 1/3 fibres of transverse abdomins passes from lateral 1/3 of inguinal ligament..
Reference...Snell clinical anatomy and Essence of anatomy
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Tariq Hussain
1 year ago
It's correct ans is B ..
Lateral 1/3
Fibres of transverse abdomins passes from lateral 1/3 of inguinal ligament..
Reference...Snell clinical anatomy and Essence of anatomy
Lateral 1/3
Fibres of transverse abdomins passes from lateral 1/3 of inguinal ligament..
Reference...Snell clinical anatomy and Essence of anatomy
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