<prompt> Brown-sequardsyndromePain loss in the opposite side of lesionFine touch lost in opposite side of lesionUMN paralysis in opposite side of lesionLMN paralysis in opposite side of lesion  <response>: Sites of damage in Brown-Sequard Syndrome:Ascending sensory pathway: Dorsal-column pathway, Ventrolateral spinothalamic tract.Descending motor pathways: Coicospinal tract.Effects:Ipsilateral loss of discriminative touch, vibration, and proprioception below the level of lesion - due to lesion of fasciculus cuneatus and gracilisControlateral loss of temp. and pain, 2-3 segments below the level of lesion - due to loss of ventrolateral spinothalamic tractWeakness and spasticity of ceain muscle groups on same side of the body - due to loss of coicospinal tract i.e., LMN paralysis on same sideRef: Ganong;s 23rd Edition pg: 177 