Chapter VI: Section IV: Neurosyphilis, Medicolegal and Social. Cases 83–98 289

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83. A public character, neurosyphilitic. Autopsy 289

84. Debts, neurosyphilitic 295

85. Suicidal attempt by a neurosyphilitic 296

86. Neurosyphilis and juvenile delinquency 298

87. Neurosyphilis in a defective delinquent 300

88. _Paresis sine paresi_ in a forger 303

89. Trauma: juvenile paretic neurosyphilis 306

90. Trauma: paretic neurosyphilis 308

91. False claim for trauma: neurosyphilis 309

92. Traumatic exacerbation? in neurosyphilis 310

93. Trauma: cranial gumma at the site of injury 311

94. Occupation-neurosis _versus_ syphilitic neuritis 312

95. Character change: neurosyphilis 314

96. A neurosyphilitic family 316

97. A neurosyphilitic’s normal-looking family 318

98. The neurosyphilitic’s marriage 319