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Fig. 2B —66-year-old woman with 0 of 5 lower extremity motor strength score and loss of bowel and bladder control. Axial CT myelogram at T10 level after intrathecal contrast injection with intrathecal pump. Contrast material (arrow) is pooled near catheter tip, and spinal cord is mildly displaced posteriorly and toward left, causing concern about area of loculation or adhesions, which can correspond to area of chronically increased concentration of opioid. Arrowhead indicates catheter where it loops near inflammatory mass.