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Segmental spinal and segmental peridural anesthesia were investigated to identify the anatomical sites of sensory blockade in humans.
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Early mapping of blockade sites informs technique evolution; leaves open precise localization for modern validation.
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Frumin et al. (1953) studied this question. Segmental spinal and segmental peridural anesthesia were investigated to identify the anatomical sites of sensory blockade in humans.
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