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Quadrangular Space

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Description

Diagram showing the quadrilateral space (red area) and the site of the fibrous band extending from the long head of the triceps to the humerus (black line). The axillary nerve is represented by a yellow circle.[1]
View of quadrilateral space[2]

Name

  • Quadrangular Space
  • Quadrilateral Space of Velpeau
  • Foramen humerotricipitale

General

  • Anatomical space in the posterior axilla
  • Provides a conduit to transmit structures from the axilla into the posterior arm

Borders

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Clinical Significance


See Also


References

  1. McClelland, Damian, and Greg Hoy. "A case of quadrilateral space syndrome with involvement of the long head of the triceps." The American Journal of Sports Medicine 36.8 (2008): 1615-1617.
  2. Manske, Robert C., Afton Sumler, and Jodi Runge. "Quadrilateral Space Syndrome." Athletic therApy todAy 14.2 (2009).
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John Kiel on 3 April 2025 20:14:24
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