True about brown sequard syndrome: (A) Ipsilateral loss of joint sensation, (B) Contralateral loss of joint sensation, (C) Ipsilateral loss of pain & temperature, (D) Segmental sign are bilateral
Answer is A. In Brown sequard syndrome, a hemisection of the spinal cord results in 
-        Sensory

 Loss of Ipsilateral dorsal column sensations- Proprioception, vibration, fine touch, Kinesthesia. 
 Loss of contralateral lateral column sensations- Pain, temperature

-        Motor

Loss of ipsilateral corticospinal action- results in UMNL- Weakness, spasticity, Extensor plantar response.