Kambin's triangle is an imaginary anatomical triangle in the Spine.
Historical
Kambin's triangle was first described by Kambin et al. in 1972 [^1].
Anatomy
Kambin's triangle is bounded inferiorly by the endplate of the vertebral body, medially by the dural sac, and laterally by the exiting nerve root[^3].
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Clinical relevance
Kambin's triangle can be used as an access route for posterolateral endoscopic approaches to the intervertebral disc as well as for epidural injections[^2].