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What is Which of the following does not make up the covering of femoral hernia? and explain in detail?
The coverings of a femoral hernia are, from within outwards: the peritoneum, femoral septum, femoral sheath, cribriform fascia, superficial fascia and skin. A fibrous covering, the fascia propria, may lie outside the peritoneal sac and is frequently separated from it by adipose tissue.Ref: Gray's anatomy 40th edition, Chapter 67.