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Fig. 7 —40-year-old man showing healthy right inguinal anatomy. Sonogram of inguinal region parallel to and directly over inguinal ligament, distal to origin of inferior epigastric artery (transducer position not illustrated in Fig. 4). Note femoral artery (A), femoral vein (V), inguinal ligament (straight arrows), and superior pubic ramus (curved arrow).