Although there were recorded cases of remission of the symptoms, especially if they had not passed beyond the stage of psychosis, these individuals almost invariably experienced relapse within a few months to a few years. Otherwise, the patient was seldom able to return home because of the complexity, severity and unmanageability of the evolving symptom picture. Eventually, the patient would become completely incapacitated, bed ridden, and would die, the process taking about three to five years on average.
General paresis of the insane
Hyperreflexia
Facial weakness
Triparesis
Abnormal posturing
Whispered pectoriloquy
Scalp dysesthesia
Hemiparesis