What would be the clinical significance of a positive Babinski sign in an adult?

A) damage to the descending (motor) tracts in the spinal cord, indicating possible spinal cord damage
B) muscle spindle damage
C) incomplete myelination
D) sensory neuron damage in the spinal cord


A

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