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The stump was transposed beneath the internal oblique muscle with the attached suture.
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The passage of the suture to duck the sac stump is shown.
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The inguinal floor of Hesselbach's triangle was inspected and found to be lax. Any disruption of the inguinal floor (weakness of the direct space, enlarged deep ring, femoral hernia) is a type III hernia in Nyhus' classification and requires formal repair (vs. a Marcy ring pexy for a type II, or a simple high ligation for a type I indirect without ring dilatation). The critical structures used for all anatomic hernia repairs are shown in the following illustrations.
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