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    The Anterolateral Abdominal Wall - Muscles

    • An incision that is made through the linea alba. It can be extended the whole length of the abdomen by curving around the umbilicus. The linea alba is poorly vascularised, so blood loss is minimal, and major nerv… 展开

    Paramedian

    Similar to the median incision, but is performed laterally to the linea alba, providing access to more l… 展开

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    Kocher

    A Kocher incision ③ begins inferior to the xiphoid process and extends inferolaterally in parallel to the right costal margin. It is mainly used to gain access for gall bladder and/or biliary tre… 展开

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    Mcburney

    A McBurney is a called a ‘grid iron’ incision, because it consists of two perpendicular lines, splitting the fibres of the muscles without cutting them – this allows for excellent healing… 展开

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    Abdominal wall: Layers, muscles and fascia - Kenhub
    Below the arcuate line the anterior layer of the rectus sheath is built by the aponeuroses of all three lateral abdominal muscles whereas the posterior layer is only covered by the tr…
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