After the injection there was restlessness, and, ultimately, general paralysis of the central nervous system.
Curara placed on the skin had no effect, but on the branchiae led to general paralysis.
He died of general paralysis, after he had wallowed for months in the lowest depths of insanity.
The author here cites all the features in question as characteristic of the first stage of general paralysis: ‘Libidinous talk, unconstraint in intercourse with the opposite sex, plans of marriage.
This is not to be confounded with the desire for buying, which possesses those who are in the first stage of general paralysis.
General paralysis, or paresis, is a progressive mental degeneration, with relapses and periods of improvement which reduce the patient by successive stages to a jibbering idiocy ending invariably in death.
In such a case the secondary stage of the disease may pass with half a dozen red spots on the body and no constitutional symptoms, and the patient go to pieces a few years later with locomotor ataxia or general paralysis of the insane.
Five cases of epilepsy, and of insanity, two of general paralysis, one of idiocy and several of microcephaly were observed under these circumstances.
In fact, his condition was constantly getting worse; another suicidal attack was followed by that fatal comfort, that pleasant excitement which marks the commencement of general paralysis.
Noguchi and Moore have discovered the spirochæte in the brain in a number of cases of general paralysis of the insane.
Most importance attaches to the fragility of the bones met with in general paralysis of the insane, locomotor ataxia, and other chronic diseases of the brain and spinal cord.
At the commencement of general paralysis there is often violent sexual desire combined with more or less complete impotence.
A similar and analogous condition is presented by incidence of general paralysis after a previous syphilitic infection.
General Paralysis, dementia paralytica, progressive dementia) is a disease characterized by symptoms of progressive degeneration of the central nervous system, more particularly of the motor centres.
Loss of memory for recent but not remote events is characteristic of chronic alcoholism and senility and even the early stage of general paralysis.
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