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ligament sacro-épineux

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ligament sacro-épineux

ligament of the pelvis

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Le ligament sacro-épineux (Ligamentum sacrospinale, ancien petit ligament sacro-sciatique) est situé dans la fesse.

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Ligaments of the torso

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