January 1913
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... The scientific evolution and cultural changes throughout time conditioned numerous changes in the way that certain nosological entities were utilized and classified. Paraphrenia, in its classic conception, was mentioned by Emil Kraepelin, in 1912, with the description of this condition being published in the following year [1,2]. His description clashed with Eugen Bleuler's conception of schizophrenia, which, deriving from the concept of dementia praecox, seemed to engulf paraphrenia [3]. ...
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January 1913