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External oblique muscle (goes in a very short direction then the…

- - - - to become thicker than
        the rest part of the aponeurosis and
        compensate for
        later possible physical stress on it
      - This thickening of
        the fibrous tissue will
        become a ligament referred
        to as
        the inguinal ligament
        
        it is a
        communicating point between the inner
        side and the outer side of the abdominal cavity
      - In males, the
        spermatic cord passes
        through this ring from inside
        the body
        outside reaching the testicles
      - in females the round
        ligament of the uterus passes instead
        
        important to fix the uterus in its position
        in the pelvis and attach it
        to the anterior abdominal wall
        
        extends from the inside of
        uterus and passes through the fascia but doesn’t go outside;
        instead, it holds on with the deep fascia from the outside.