Question

What is the clinical significance of holden's line?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Holden's line: membranous layer is closely attached the deep fascia of thigh except near the inguinal ligament, where it is firmly attached along a horizontal line called the holden's line, this line prevents urine from descending into the thigh in the case of injury to the urethra in the perineum that causes ...

Answer 2

Clinical significance of Holden's line:

• This is a layer which is membranous.
• This layer of the membraneous cover which is closely attached to  the layer which is known as the fascia and this is present in the region of thigh.
• It is present in all region except layer called as the inguinal ligament.
• This is where it is  attached in the horizontal line called the holden's line.
• This is used for this preventing the urine from descending into the thigh only in case of the high injury in the urethra.

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