Structures passing through the inguinal canal are all EXCEPT:: (A) Genital branch of genitofemoral nerve, (B) Ilio-inguinal nerve, (C) Inferior epigastric aery, (D) Lymphatics from uterus
Answer is C. Inferior epigastric aery is a branch given by external iliac aery, which ascends supero-medially, becomes medial relation of deep inguinal ring, and subsequently enters rectus sheath. It is not a content of inguinal canal. Lymphatics from uterus follow the round ligament of uterus through the inguinal canal