Traumatic Cervical Disc Herniation Manifesting as Brown-Sequard Syndrome: A Case Report

Brown-Sequard syndrome (BSS) is an uncommon condition caused by a localized injury to one side of the spinal cord. It rarely reported present because cervical disc herniation (CDH), especially as result 2 consecutive discs prolapse, with only 8 cases worldwide, 4 which have levels C5-C6, C6-C7 being affected just like case we are presenting. A 45 years male had complained left-sided body pain and numbness following fall, his symptoms progressing over two weeks left hemiparesis impaired sensation; MRI C spine revealed C6- C7 prolapse cord compression resulting in BSS. The patient was treated surgically anterior discectomy fusion (ACDF) followed physiotherapy. showed complete recovery terms sensory motor deficits both right upper lower limbs. We stressing role detailed history, comprehensive neurological examination, proper imaging early diagnosis Treatment surgical intervention recommended approach most associated excellent prognosis.