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An unusual form of hereditary spastic paraplegia is described. Affected females have a late-onset slowly progressive spastic paraparesis. Affected males show oligophrenia with a rapidly progressive spastic quadriplegia. The mode of inheritance is consistent with sex-linkage, with partial manifestation in female carriers.
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