AGRS 2: Inguinal Regions & Hernias

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Across
  1. 5. Back boundary of inguinal canal (medium, 2 words)
  2. 6. Protrusion of abdominal contents through a wall (easy, 1 word)
  3. 8. Venous network aiding testicular cooling (medium, 2 words)
  4. 11. Hernia through posterior wall of canal (easy, 2 words)
  5. 12. Structure passing through canal in males (easy, 2 words)
  6. 17. Structure reinforcing posterior wall medially (medium, 2 words)
  7. 18. Tube transporting sperm to ejaculatory duct (easy, 2 words)
  8. 19. Serous covering of testis (medium, 2 words)
  9. 20. Fluid accumulation around testis (easy, 1 word)
  10. 22. Lower boundary of inguinal canal (easy, 1 word)
  11. 23. Space within femoral sheath (medium, 2 words)
  12. 25. Entry point to femoral canal (medium, 2 words)
  13. 26. Hernia passing through deep inguinal ring (easy, 2 words)
  14. 28. Fibres running along pecten pubis (hard, 2 words)
  15. 29. Structure running from ASIS to pubic tubercle (easy, 2 words)
  16. 30. Weak area for direct hernia (medium, 2 words)
  17. 31. Structure forming posterior wall (medium, 2 words)
Down
  1. 1. Structure passing through canal in females (easy, 2 words)
  2. 2. Nerve running through canal in both sexes (medium, 1 word)
  3. 3. Flat tendon forming abdominal wall layers (medium, 1 word)
  4. 4. Muscle that elevates the testis (easy, 1 word)
  5. 7. Region between ASIS and pubic tubercle (easy, 1 word)
  6. 9. Embryological peritoneal outpouching (medium, 2 words)
  7. 10. Opening in transversalis fascia (medium, 2 words)
  8. 13. Front boundary of inguinal canal (medium, 2 words)
  9. 14. Upper boundary of inguinal canal (easy, 1 word)
  10. 15. Nerve supplying cremaster muscle (hard, 1 word)
  11. 16. Oblique passage in anterior abdominal wall (easy, 2 words)
  12. 21. Exit of inguinal canal (easy, 2 words)
  13. 23. Hernia occurring below inguinal ligament (easy, 2 words)
  14. 24. Fibres attaching to superior pubic ramus (medium, 2 words)
  15. 27. Reflex causing elevation of testis (medium, 2 words)