Abstract:

Low legs are most often seen as a result of lombal disk hernia or trap neuropathy. Rarely affecting the cranial parasagital area; isolated head trauma, cerebral surface coverage injury, or a disease that may mean, the low foot may develop. The lower foot caused by central is usually of a spastic type and is accompanied by hyperreflections, pathological reflexes, headaches and other clinical and neurological findings. The careful clinical examination, radiological and electrophysiological examinations are important tools in placing a distinctive diagnosis. (JAREM 2013; 3: 112-5)

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