When extravasated urine passes from the superficial perineal space into the anterior abdominal wall, it is found immediately deep to which layer of the anterior abdominal walls
High-Yield Explanation
The superficial perineal space is bound by Colle's fascia, the fibrous poion of the superficial fascia. This layer of fascia is continuous with Scarpa&;s fascia, the fibrous poion of the superficial fascia of the anterior abdominal wall. Therefore, urine that is deep to Colle's fascia will remain deep to Scarpa&;s fascia. The urine will spread in the plane between Scarpa&;s fascia and the external oblique layer.