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Femoral Triangle Boundaries — FRCA Primary MCQ

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The boundaries of the femoral triangle are:

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Correct answer: DInguinal ligament superiorly / sartorius laterally / adductor longus medially

Femoral triangle: inguinal ligament (superior boundary/roof) / sartorius (lateral) / adductor longus (medial). Floor: iliopsoas (lateral) / pectineus (medial) / adductor longus. Contents (lateral to medial): femoral Nerve / Artery / Vein / Lymphatics (NAVEL). The femoral canal containing lymphatics and Cloquet's node is the most medial compartment.

Reference: RCoA 2021 Primary FRCA Curriculum