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Question

In which region deep, fascia is absent ?

Neck

Abdominal wall

Sole

Face

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<p><span style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">Unlike most of the rest of the body the anterior abdominal wall has no </span><strong style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">deep fascia</strong><span style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">. The </span><strong style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">superficial fascia</strong><span style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;"> has two layers,  a fatty layer (Camper's </span><strong style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">fascia</strong><span style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">) underneath which is a membranous (fibrous) layer (Scarpa's </span><strong style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">fascia</strong><span style = "color: #222222; font - family: arial,  sans - serif; font - size: 16px; background - color: #ffffff;">).</span></p>

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