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softening of the brain



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Nietzsche’s father died early, from “softening of the brain,” after suffering years of debilitating headaches and periodic muteness.

From New York Times

Some of the Effects.—It is now known that paresis, also termed general paralysis or softening of the brain, is probably invariably due to syphilis.

From Project Gutenberg

General paresis or softening of the brain is probably invariably preceded by syphilis.

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Embolism of the cerebral arteries produces softening of the brain, not a hemorrhagic infarction or a yellowish necrosis.

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Those most frequently found are adhesions of the dura mater to the inner surface of the cranium, injection or oedema of the pia mater, congestive oedema, and sometimes softening of the brain and effusion at the base of the brain.

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