Pyramidal Syndrome

June 8, 2010 By Dr Arun Pal Singh Leave a Comment

The pyramidal syndrome consists of all the symptoms which are caused by partial or complete damage of the pyramidal tract and is suggested by

Spasticity
Progressively weak muscle
Wasted muscles
Increased deep tendon reflexes
Positive Babinski reflex

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