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Mutations in the kinesin family member 5A (  KIF 5A ) gene are mainly associated with autosomal dominant spastic paraplegia 10 ( SPG 10). The additional complicated symptoms of  SPG 10 commonly include a wide spectrum. However, cerebellar ataxia is only noticed in a very few patients. Herein, we described a large autosomal dominant family, in which the affected individuals presented with progressive spastic paraparesis and marked cerebellar ataxia. Exome sequencing revealed that a novel variant in the   KIF 5A  gene might be responsible for the phenotype. The obvious cerebellar ataxia indicated that the   KIF 5A  gene should be included in the expanding gene list for spasticity‐ataxia spectrum.

A novel KIF 5A gene variant causes spastic paraplegia and cerebellar ataxia