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Incorrect - The transversalis fascia becomes the internal spermatic fascia. It is not the tissue from which the cremasteric fascia is derived.
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c
Transversalis Fascia
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Incorrect - The pampiniform plexus is the venous plexus associated with the spermatic cord. It is not the tissue from which the cremasteric fascia is derived.
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b
Pampiniform Plexus
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Incorrect - The external oblique aponeurosis becomes the external spermatic fascia. It is not the tissue from which the cremasteric fascia is derived.
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e
External Oblique Muscle
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Incorrect - Dartos fascia originates from Scarpa's fascia. It becomes Colle's fascia upon meeting the perineal body. It is not the tissue from which the cremasteric fascia is derived.
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d
Dartos Fascia
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Correct - The internal oblique muscle forms the roof of the inguinal canal and becomes the cremasteric fascia.
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a
Internal Oblique Muscle
Concept
Chapter
2693
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Testicular Torsion
Topic
143
Urology
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A 16-year-old boy presents to Accident and Emergency with acute onset testicular pain. He denies any history of trauma. The pain is so severe that he has vomited twice. On examination, his scrotum appears swollen and erythematous. Testicular torsion is suspected.

From which of the following tissues is the cremasteric fascia derived?
a