Usually means: Dementia caused by brain paralysis.
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▸ noun:  Synonym of general paresis of the insane

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general paralysis, general paralysis of the insane, general paresis of the insane, paresis, taboparesis, dementia paralytica, taboparalysis, pseudodementia, paralysis agitans, pseudopseudodementia, more...

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general paralysis, general paralysis of the insane, general paresis of the insane, paresis, taboparesis, dementia paralytica, taboparalysis, pseudodementia, paralysis agitans, pseudopseudodementia, more...



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