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CLINICAL SYNDROMES
■ Central Cord
■ Brown-Sequard
■ Anterior Cord
■ Conus Medullaris
■ Cauda Equina
STANDARD NEUROLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION OF SPINAL CORD INJURY
MOTOR LIGHT
TOUCH
PIN
PRICK SENSORY
R L KEY MUSCLES R L R L KEY SENSORY POINTS
C2 C2
0 = absent
C3 C3
1 = impaired
C4 C4
2 = normal
C5 Elbow flexors C5 NT = not testable C2
C6 Wrist extensors C6 C3
C7 Elbow extensors C7 C4
T2 T2
C8 Finger flexors (distal phalanx of middle finger) C8 C5
T3
C5
T4
T1 Finger abductors (little finger) T1 T5
T2 T2 T6
T7
T3 0 = total paralysis T3 T8
T1 T9 T1
T4 1 = palpable or visible contraction T4 C6 C6
T10
C8
C8
T11 T11
C6
against full resistance
C7
C7
L3 L3
T12 NT = not testable T12 Dorsum Dorsum
L1 L1
L2 Hip flexors L2 L4 L4
L3 Knee extensors L3 L5 L5
L4 Ankle dorsiflexors L4
L5 Long toe extensors L5
S1 Ankle plantar flexors S1 Key Sensory Points
S2 S2 S1 S1
S3 S3 S1
S4-5 Voluntary anal contraction (Yes/No) S4-5 Any anal sensation (Yes/No)
This form may be copied freely but should not be altered without permission from the American Spinal Injury Association. 2000 Rev.