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Why is the Subclavian Triangle also known as the Omoclavicular or Supraclavicular Triangle?

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The subclavian triangle, also known as the omoclavicular triangle or supraclavicular triangle, is a region in the posterior triangle of the neck. It is called by these different names because of its location and the structures it contains.
Here's a breakdown of why it's called what it is:
Subclavian Triangle:
This name comes from the fact that the third part of the subclavian artery is located within this triangle.
Omoclavicular Triangle:
This name is derived from the muscles that form its borders: the inferior belly of the omohyoid muscle and the clavicle.
Supraclavicular Triangle:
This name refers to its location above the clavicle (supra- = above, clavicular = relating to the clavicle).
Essentially, the subclavian triangle, omoclavicular triangle, and supraclavicular triangle are all different names for the same anatomical area. It's a small, clinically significant triangle in the neck, important for understanding the location of various structures like the subclavian artery and the brachial plexus.
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