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20. Brown-Séquard syndrome

  1. Sensation of pain is lost contralateraly to the lesion, beginning one or two segments below the lesion?
  2. Proprioception is lost ipsilateraly to the lesion, beginning one or to segments below the lesion?
  3. Flaccid paralysis is present ipsilateraly to the lesion and below the level of the lesion?
  4. Spastic paralysis  is present contralateraly to the lesion,  at the level of the lesion?
  5. Sensation of vibration is lost ipsilateraly to the lesion?
  6. Sensation of temperature is lost on the both sides, one to two segments below the level of the lesion?

  1. T
  2. F
  3. F
  4. F
  5. T
  6. F