Features of Brown-Sequard syndrome are

A Presence of signs of ipsilateral root or segmental lesion
B Ipsilateral pyramidal weakness
C Impaired joint and position sense on the same side
D Impairment of pain and temperature sensation on the contra lateral side
E Bladder symptoms are frequent

Correct Answer: Presence of signs of ipsilateral root or segmental lesion, Ipsilateral pyramidal weakness, Impaired joint and position sense on the same side, Impairment of pain and temperature sensation on the contra lateral side

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