There is a gradually progressive spastic weakness of the legs with increasing difficulties with walking.
The tendon reflexes are brisk in the legs with extensor plantar responses.
If onset is during childhood then pes cavus is common.
More extensive disease may affect the arms and the sphincters.
Complicated hereditary spastic paraplegia is associated with:
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