“…He also pointed out that their microscopic location was most prominent in the middle layers of the cerebral cortex. Later, Forster and Tomasczewski, 1913 ; Levaditi et al, 1913 ; Marie et al, 1913 ; Moore, 1913 ; Bouman, 1918 ; Hauptmann, 1919 , 1920 ; Herschmann, 1920 ; Sprenger, 1920 ; Bravetta, 1921 ; Coppola, 1922 ; Manouélian, 1922 ; Schob, 1925 ; Pacheco e Silva, 1926 , 1926–1927 ; Dieterle, 1928 ; Aars, 1930 ; Rizzo, 1931 ; Steiner, 1940 ; Merritt et al, 1946 ; Schlossberger and Brandis, 1958 ; Miklossy, 2008a ; Miklossy et al, 2008c , and many others reported diffusely disseminated individual or plaque-like colonies of spirochetes in the cerebral cortex in general paresis.…”