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Wilhelm Griesinger
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Wilhelm Griesinger

German psychiatrist
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  • mental disorder
    / Neuropathology

    …based, leading to German psychiatrist Wilhelm Griesinger’s postulate “All mental illness is disease of the brain.” The application of the principles of pathology to general paresis, one of the most common conditions found in mental hospitals in the late 19th century, resulted in the discovery that this was a form…

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    …based, leading to German psychiatrist Wilhelm Griesinger’s postulate “All mental illness is disease of the brain.” The application of the principles of pathology to general paresis, one of the most common conditions found in mental hospitals in the late 19th century, resulted in the discovery that this was a form…

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