Peri-inguinal and Para-inguinal hernias are included in the group of lateral ventral hernias and must be distinguished from Spigelian and intraparietal ascending inguinal hernias. Peri-inguinal hernia is very unusual in its location and development. Non one similar case has been reported in literature.
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