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teres minor
underneath the spinodeltoid
teres major
under the spinodeltoid
rhombodeus major
a little above the infraspinatus
antebrachial fascia
covering of antebrachium
long head of triceps brachii
underneath epitrochlearis
radial nerve
nerve underneath lateral head of triceps brachii
sciatic nerve
underneath gluteus maximus
piriformis
underneath gluteus maximus. small space