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QuestionChoice
The spinothalamic tract decussates in the spinal cord, leading to contralateral loss of pain, temperature and crude touch sensations below the lesion.
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Contralateral loss of pain sensation below the level of the lesion
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The dorsal column decussates in the medulla, leading to ipsilateral loss of proprioception and fine touch below the lesion.
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Contralateral loss of fine touch below the level of the lesion
QuestionChoice
The spinothalamic tract decussates in the spinal cord, leading to contralateral loss of crude touch sensations below the lesion.
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e
Ipsilateral loss of crude touch below the level of the lesion
QuestionChoice
The dorsal column decussates in the medulla, leading to ipsilateral loss of proprioception and fine touch below the lesion.
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c
Contralateral loss of proprioception below the level of the lesion
QuestionChoice
The corticospinal tract decussates in the medulla, leading to ipsilateral motor weakness below the lesion.
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b
Contralateral motor weakness below the level of the lesion
Concept
Chapter
2693
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Brown-Séquard Syndrome
Topic
152
Neuroscience
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A 28-year-old woman is diagnosed with Brown-Sequard syndrome following a traumatic car accident.

Which of the following examination findings are most likely to be seen?
a