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The femoral vein was exposed on the medial side of the femoral canal (see inguinal anatomy).
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An aberrant obturator artery was identified running around the medial rim of the femoral canal.
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An aberrant obturator artery is found in about 30% of individuals, and usually arises from the inferior epigastric, skirting the upper end of the femoral canal on its way to the obturator canal. The course of the aberrant obturator artery arising from the inferior epigastric is shown.
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