Spinal anesthesia is a method used to induce anesthesia by blocking the group of spinal nerves. These spinal nerves are connected to the brain and induce a pain signal throughout the body. Thus, anesthetics are administered intravenously into the cerebrospinal fluid to reach the stage of anesthesia. The spinal cord is a bundle of nerves surrounded by the spine. It is a bundle of cylindrical nerves that is internally connected throughout the body. These spinal nerves are responsible for transmitting pain signals through the brain to the entire body, so anesthetics are used to temporarily block these nerves in order to induce anesthesia to avoid pain. This anesthesia is called spinal anesthesia. It is a method used to induce anesthesia by blocking the group of spinal nerves. These spinal nerves are connected to the brain and induce a pain signal throughout the body. Thus, anesthetics are administered intravenously into the cerebrospinal fluid to reach the stage of anesthesia.
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