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Triangular interval

The triangular interval (also known as the lateral triangular space, lower triangular space, and triceps hiatus) is a space found in the axilla. It is one of the three intermuscular spaces found in the axillary space. The other two spaces are: quadrangular space and triangular space.

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related to Triangular Interval Syndrome · 12
Triangular interval → Hence, In, It, Normal, One, Repeated, Shoulder, Shoulders, The, TIS, Triangular Interval Syndrome, When

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triangular interval space teres major radial nerve triceps brachii secondary lateral spaces also axillary shoulder hypertrophy found borders profunda pain

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Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeTriangular Interval Syndrome0.60section
Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeTIS0.60section
Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeIt0.60section
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Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeNormal0.60section
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Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeShoulder0.60section
Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeShoulders0.60section
Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeHence0.60section
Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeOne0.60section
Triangular intervalrelated to Triangular Interval SyndromeRepeated0.60section

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