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Fig. 9B —39-year-old man with direct inguinal hernia. Sonogram of
right inguinal region parallel to and cranial to inguinal ligament
corresponding to transducer position 3 in
Figure 4. Post-Valsalva
maneuver sonogram shows direct inguinal hernia deforming peritoneal reflection
(straight arrows) medial to inferior epigastric artery (curved
arrow). (Left is lateral, right is medial.)
