Titlebook: Organic Mental Disease; Frank R. Freemon Book 1981 Spectrum Publications, Inc. 1981 Alzheimer‘s disease.Alzheimer′s disease.Hydrocephalus.

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Lethargy and Coma,areness, unconsciousness, absence of responsiveness. Sleep itself fulfills some formal definitions of coma, although its ready reversibility should separate these two conditions. Some neurologists, however, have emphasized similarities between sleep and coma and have predicted that increased underst

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Delirium and Organic Psychosis,ion of sounds to frank hallucinations. Usually present are abnormal movements such as tremor, twitches, and jerks. Epileptic seizures can occur. Table I summarizes the clinical symptomatology that defines the syndrome.

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Dementia, of brain cells producing poor memory; impaired judgement; decreased attention; and loss of arithmetic, reasoning, and problem-solving abilities. Some use the term presenile dementia to refer to any dementing process beginning before age 65; others restrict the term to a specific illness—Alzheimer’s

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Aphasia,ng. A deaf person who becomes aphasic can no longer produce or understand sign language. The most severely affected patients even have difficulty communicating with gestures (Goodglass and Kaplan, 1963).

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in Basel, graduating in 1947 from the Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftlichen Gymnasium. He then enrolled at the University of Basel to study mathematics as the primary subject, with physics, physical chemistry, and actuarial mathematics as secondary subjects. In the early 1950s he became an assistant