Brown-Sequard syndrome

Matching the following clinical syndromes with their characteristics:

Brown-Sequard syndrome

Cauda equina syndrome

Central cord syndrome

Posterior cord syndrome

Anterior cord lesion

______Results from compression by tumor or infarction of the posterior spinal artery

_____Causes bleeding into the central gray matter of the spinal cord; results in more impairment of function in the upper extremities than in the lower extremities.

______Motor function and pain and temperature sensation lost bilaterally below the lesion; prognosis poor for return of bowel and bladder function, ambulation and hand function

______Results in flaccid paralysis with no spinal reflexes

_____ Characterized by ipsilateral loss of motor function and position sense and contralateral loss of pain sensation

_____Results from hyperflexion injury hypertension

______Possible cause is gunshot wound

______Results from hyperextension injury

______Considered purely a lower motor neuron injury