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Figure 43.1. Indirect inguinal hernia.
Figure 43.2. Direct inguinal hernia.
FIG. 9.4. This infant has a large left inguinal hernia, seen as a bulge in the inguinal canal and a swelling of the left hemiscrotum.
FIGURE 12-8. Intestinal obstruction. (A) Intussusception. (B) Volvulus, showing counterclockwise twist.
<bold><italic>Figure 15-3</bold> Causes of mechanical bowel obstruction.</bold>
<bold><italic>Figure 15-4</bold> Incarcerated inguinal hernia.</bold> The bowel is trapped (incarcerated) in the scrotum, but it is not necrotic (strangulated).
<bold><italic>Figure 15-4</bold> Incarcerated inguinal hernia.</bold> The bowel is trapped (incarcerated) in the s...
<bold>FIGURE 73.18</bold> Computed tomogram showing a left-sided inguinal hernia.