Inguinal hernia and the iliopectineal line. Deficiency of the insertion of the conjoint tendon as a factor in the aetiology, with an account of an operation for its correction and a report of 200 cases

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Inguinal hernia and the iliopectineal line. Deficiency of the insertion of the conjoint tendon as a factor in the aetiology, with an account of an operation for its correction and a report of 200 cases

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