In Brief Incomplete spinal cord injury is challenging to diagnose and treat. This overview of Brown-Séquard syndrome outlines key assessment and nursing considerations important to enhancing recovery outcomes. Incomplete spinal cord injury (SCI) is the partial preservation of sensory, motor, or a combination of sensory-motor function including the lowest sacral segments. It is challenging to diagnose and treat. This article examines one of the several syndromes related to incomplete SCI, Brown-Séquard syndrome, outlining key assessment and nursing considerations important to enhancing recovery outcomes.
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