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A femoral defect can be closed at its upper end by the transition stitch of a McVay repair, or at its lower end by stitches between inguinal ligament/iliopubic tract and pectineus fascia (see hernia technique master class, frame 80.) The latter does not disrupt normal inguinal floor anatomy.
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