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The '''lumbar triangle''' actually consists of two different triangles: (1) the superficial inferior lumbar triangle (or Petit triangle), and external abdominal oblique and (2) the deep superior lumbar triangle (or Grynfeltt-Lesshaft triangle.
'''Did You Know'''
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If you are unsuccessful with a [[Lumbar Puncture|lumbar puncture]], you can always consider inserting the spinal needle into the left or right '''lumbar triangles'''. We're not saying it'll work, just that you can consider doing it.
'''Other Shapes'''
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- [[Bermuda Triangle]]
- [[Circle of Willis]]
- [[Einthoven's Triangle]]
- [[Radiology's Circle of Tests]]
- [[Square Knot]]
[[Category:Anatomy]]
The '''lumbar triangle''' actually consists of two different triangles: (1) the superficial inferior lumbar triangle (or Petit triangle), and external abdominal oblique and (2) the deep superior lumbar triangle (or Grynfeltt-Lesshaft triangle.
'''Did You Know'''
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If you are unsuccessful with a [[Lumbar Puncture|lumbar puncture]], you can always consider inserting the spinal needle into the left or right '''lumbar triangles'''. We're not saying it'll work, just that you can consider doing it.
'''Other Shapes'''
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- [[Bermuda Triangle]]
- [[Circle of Willis]]
- [[Einthoven's Triangle]]
- [[Radiology's Circle of Tests]]
- [[Square Knot]]
[[Category:Anatomy]]
