Higher lesions are associated with<unk>  shock and autonomic dysfunction
Priapism implies a<unk>  injury
Sacral sparing excludes<unk><unk> 
Can only be assessed AFTER<unk>  shock has ended, ie after return or bulbocavernosus/cremasteric reflexes
Sacral sparing manifests as intact great toe flexor function, perianal sensation, rectal motor function
Can only be assessed AFTER<unk>  shock has ended, ie after return or bulbocavernosus/cremasteric reflexes
Sacral sparing manifests as intact great toe flexor function, perianal sensation, rectal motor function
Complete spinal cord transection syndrome
Central cord syndrome
Anterior cord syndrome
Conus medullaris syndrome
Brown-Séquard syndrome
Lateral medullary syndrome
Epidural compression syndromes
Syringomyelia