Central Cord Syndrome Is Typically Characterized by

question 14

Multiple Choice

Central cord syndrome is typically characterized by

• A)loss of pain and temperature with no loss of proprioception; UEs and LEs affected equally.
• B)motor deficits that are more severe than sensory deficits; UE involvement is greater than LE.
• C)sensory deficits that are more severe than motor deficits; LE involvement is greater than UE.
• D)loss of proprioception with no loss of pain and temperature; UE and LE involvement is based on level of lesion.

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