reflex inguinal ligament reflex inguinal ligament the reflex inguinal ligament is a triangular fibrous band that arises from the lacunar ligament and the pubis and passes diagonally upward and medially behind the superficial inguinal ring and in front of the inguinal falx to join with the linea alba. reflex inguinal ligamentdetailsfrompubistolinea albaidentifierslatinligamentum inguinale reflexumanatomical terminology the reflected part of the inguinal ligament is an extension from the lateral crus of the superficial inguinal ring upwards and medially behind the external oblique muscle but in front of the conjoint tendon. muscles and ligaments of abdomen and pelvisabdominal wallanterior/lateralmuscle abdominal external oblique transverse abdominal conjoint tendon rectus sheath rectus abdominis pyramidalis arcuate line tendinous intersection cremaster abdominal internal oblique fascia abdominal fascia panniculus adiposus fascia of camper membranous layer fascia of scarpa transverse fascia interfoveolar ligament linea alba linea semilunaris inguinal inguinal triangle inguinal canal deep inguinal ring superficial inguinal ring intercrural fibers crura of superficial inguinal ring inguinal ligament pectineal ligament lacunar ligament reflected ligament posteriormuscle quadratus lumborum iliopsoas psoas major psoas minor iliacus fascia iliac fascia iliopectineal arch pelvismuscle levator ani iliococcygeus pubococcygeus puborectalis coccygeus rectococcygeus fascia pelvic fascia visceral rectovaginal fascia rectoprostatic fascia parietal obturator fascia tendinous arch piriformis fascia floor superior fascia pubovesical ligament puboprostatic ligament inferior fascia anococcygeal body this article is issued from wikipedia. the text is licensed under creative commons - attribution - sharealike. additional terms may apply for the media files.