True about deep inguinal ring is -: (A) Defect in fascia transversalis, (B) Commonest site of direct hernia, (C) Present medial to inferior epigastric artery, (D) Lies an inch above the mid inguinal point
Answer is A. -        Deep inguinal ring lies lateral to rectus abdominis, as an opening in fascia transversalis.
-        It lies 1.25 cms above mid inguinal point.
-        Inferior epigastric vessels lie medial to the deep inguinal ring.
-        Through the deep inguinal ring, indirect hernia enters the inguinal canal.