Brown Sequard Syndrome


Brown Sequard Syndrome


Introduction:

→ Etiology: HEMISECTION of spinal cord

→ Features: Ipsilateral (Same side) & Contralateral (Opposite side) to Dorsal & Antero-Lateral Column.

→ NOTE: Dorsal column – IPSILATERAL ONLY in SPINAL CORD; Crosses to OPPOSITE SIDE @MEDULLA

→ 2 pathways – Tractus Cuneatus (From Upper Limb) & Tractus Gracilis (From Lower Limb)
Clinical Presentation – Ex. Lesion on left side of spinal cord

IPSILATERAL to Dorsal Column-Left side loss of Proprioception, Touch & Vibration.

CONTRALATERAL to Antero-Lateral Column-Right side loss of Pain & Temperature

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