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case_images: Case 1. Computed tomography revealed a left inguinal hernia (arrow) and femoro-femoral arterial bypass graft in the subcutaneous plane.
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case_images: Computed tomography (CT) revealed a left inguinal hernia and a FFB graft anastomosed between bilateral common femoral artery in the subcutaneous space anterior to the pubis (Fig. 1).
case_images: Case 1. The location of the subcutaneous femoro-femoral arterial bypass graft and a planned incision line were marked on the skin.
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case_images: The location of the subcutaneous FFB graft was marked on the skin with a pen (Fig. 2).
case_images: Case 1. An indirect hernia sac was identified, which was freed from the spermatic cord to the deep inguinal ring.
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case_images: An indirect hernia sac was identified, which was freed from the spermatic cord to the deep inguinal ring and inverted into the preperitoneal space (Fig. 3).
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case_images: Case 2. Computed tomography revealed a left inguinal hernia (arrow) and femoro-femoral arterial bypass graft in the subcutaneous plane.
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case_images: CT revealed a left inguinal hernia and a FFB graft anastomosed between bilateral common femoral artery in the subcutaneous space anterior to the pubis (Fig. 4).