Anatomy clinical correlates Quiz: Ace Your Exams
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A 33-year-old woman presents to OB-triage for evaluation of uterine contractions. The patient is 37 weeks gestation and is admitted for labor induction. Once roomed, the anesthesia team begins preparation for administration of analgesia via placement of a catheter in the spine. Following the procedure, the patient has full mobility of the lower extremities and can still feel her contractions. She has no sensation in her pelvic floor and perineum. This procedure involved the administration of an anesthetic agent into which of the following anatomic sites?
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