<prompt> All of the following statements about Conus syndrome are true exceptSaddle anaesthesia is presentFlexor plantar response is seenKnee and ankle jerks are absentBowel and bladder involvement is prominent  <response>: Bonus syndrome consist of bilateral saddle anesthesias3_s5,prominent bladder and bowel dysfunction and impotence Bulbocavernouss2_s4and anal reflex absent. Conus medullaris syndrome is a secondary form of spinal cord damage resulting from injuries to the lumber veebrae. The conus medullaris is the bundled, tapered end of the spinal cord nerves. Consequently, problems with the conus medullaris often affect the cauda equina.Symptoms and Signs of Conus Medullaris and Cauda Equina Syndromes .Knee jerks preserved but ankle jerks affected Ref Davidson edition23rd pg 1090 