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Intervalo triangular

intermuscular space of the upper body

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O intervalo triangular é um espaço anatômico do membro superior humano.

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teres major muscle

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coracobrachialis muscle

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infraspinatus muscle

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brachialis muscle

subscapularis muscle

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opponens digiti minimi muscle of hand

anconeus muscle

coracobrachialis muscle

pronator quadratus muscle

anterior compartment of the forearm

extensor digitorum muscle of hand

triceps brachii muscle

posterior compartment of the forearm

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