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Bilateral upper extremity loss of motor function and unilateral lower extremity loss of pain and temperature sensation
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Bilateral loss of motor function and unilateral loss of pain and temperature sensation
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Ipsilateral loss of motor function and contralateral loss of pain and temperature sensation
90%
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Bilateral loss of pain and temperature sensation and unilateral loss of motor function
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Ipsilateral loss of pain and temperature sensation and contralateral loss of motor function
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Figure A and B show a traumatic C5-C6 fracture dislocation, which can result in Brown-Sequard syndrome. Brown-Sequard syndrome is defined as a unilateral cord injury with ipsilateral motor deficit and loss of contralateral pain and temperature recognition. Half of the spinal cord is typically damaged, and the loss of pain and temperature sensation usually occurs two levels below the insult. This injury, which is usually result of penetrating trauma, has the best prognosis of all the spinal cord injury syndromes. Illustration A outlines the anatomy of Brown-Sequard syndrome.
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