CLINICAL ANATOMY OF THE SPINE AND SPINAL CORD
Abstract
Dear colleagues, the material offered to you was once prepared by the author for the chapter of the manual on neuraxial anesthesia, which, for a number of reasons, was not completed and was not published. We believe that the information presented below will be of interest not only to novice anesthesiologists, but also to experienced specialists, since it reflects the most modern ideas about the anatomy of the spine, epidural and subarachnoid spaces from the point of view of an anesthesiologist.
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