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vet-Anatomy The Anatomy of veterinary imaging
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  5. Inguinal canal [Inguinal space]
  6. Femoral layer

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Femoral layer - Horse - Myology - Trunk - vet-Anatomy
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Femoral layer

Lamina femoralis

Definition

Estelle Demange

The femoral layer is a sheet of aponeurosis derived from the external abdominal oblique muscle, extending from the lateral crus to the medial surface of the thigh.

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Femoral layer - Horse - Myology - Trunk - vet-Anatomy
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  2. Muscles of abdomen >
  3. Inguinal canal [Inguinal space] >
  4. Femoral layer
Underlying structures: There are no anatomical children for this anatomical part
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