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Poupart Anat.|ˈpuːpɑː(r)|
[The name of François Poupart (1661–1708), French surgeon.]
Poupart's ligament: the inguinal ligament which extends from the anterior superior spine of the ilium to the pubic tubercle.
1756P. Pott Treat. Ruptures i. 6 What is called Poupart's or Fallopius's ligament, is nothing more than the lower border of this tendon stretched from the fore part of the os ileum or haunch bone, to the pubis. 1804A. Cooper Anat. & Surg. Treatm. Inguinal & Congenital Hernia xiv. 48 On examination, a fulness could be perceived above Poupart's ligament. 1844A. Colles in S. Mac Coy Lect. Theory & Pract. Surg. i. xx. 309 In the operation for femoral hernia you should always begin your first incision at least an inch above Poupart's ligament. 1910Practitioner June 848 The opening in the peritoneum was closed and the operation was concluded by suturing Poupart's ligament..to the thickened part of the pectineal fascia. 1970I. L. Lichtenstein Hernia Repair vi. 72 Poupart's ligament will move when the patient strains, allowing a necessary resiliency to the body's exertion. |