Rhomboid fossa: inferior triangle
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The inferior triangle of the rhomboid fossa is the part of the fossa below the striae medullares. It is formed by the medulla oblongata and a small portion of the pons. Inferior to the striae medullares, the fossa presents with two bilateral triangles (trigones):