In the top third of your thigh, there's an area called the femoral triangle. The borders of this triangle are the inguinal ligament, the adductor longus muscle, and the sartorius muscle.

From the foot, it travels through the back of the knee area and ascends through a triangular opening in the thigh (referred to as the ‘femoral triangle’) that is formed by two muscles and a ...

The measurement of BMD in Ward's triangle should not be used to diagnose osteoporosis. One should use the femoral neck BMD, trochanter BMD, or total hip BMD as determined by the DEXA scan to ...

The femoral artery crosses the femoral vein and femoral nerve in such a way as to form a triangle near the groin region. This portion is known as the “femoral triangle” or “Scarpa’s ...