Hypomanic behaviour associated with familial spastic paraplegia

European Archives of Psychiatry and Neurological Sciences
P H JansenB C Raes

Abstract

Psychiatric manifestations of familial spastic paraplegia are rare and have been described only infrequently. A 35-year-old male is reported, who presented both hypomanic behaviour and gait disturbances as features of a previously undiagnosed familial spastic paraplegia. This association implies that the CNS manifestations of familial spastic paraplegia may overlap with the neurochemical or neuroanatomic substrata regulating mood.

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