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=== '''Lockwood approach''' === * Incision inferior and parallel to inguinal ligament, immediately on top of the hernia ** Can also use something like this approach through a normal IHR incision, then follow the EO down over the top of inguinal ligament and into femoral canal * Dissect sac free from overlying tissue, isolating its neck * Inspect sac and open if indicated (be careful of bladder as medial wall, if there's a sliding hernia) ** Transfix and ligate if opening, then allow to retract * Reduce ** If incarcerated, relaxing incision may be made superiorly through inguinal ligament (tag ends with suture beforehand, so they can be repaired afterwards) or posteriorly into pectineal ligament ** Best not to incise laterally (femoral vein) or medially (aberrant obturator artery, which you wouldn't be able to see from below). Won't make much space by incising posteriorly. * Close ring with primary repair (or mesh plug if larger). Sutures between inguinal ligament and pectineal ligament.
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