cord syndrome Flashcards

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features of Brown-Sequard syndrome

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ipsilateral weakness, loss of proprioception and vibration sensation

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contralateral loss of pain and temperature sensation.

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cause of Brown-Sequard syndrome

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lateral hemisection of the spinal cord

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clinical features of Central cord syndrome

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bilateral motor weakness.

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clinical features with anterior cord syndrome?

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affects motor function
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Proprioception is usually spared.

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clinical features of Posterior cord syndrome

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proprioception