Although dementia is diagnosed by observing cognitive symptoms, noncognitive abnormalities are also highly prevalent. Although aggression is a common symptom, its presence is usually justifiable by a multitude of externally provoking factors. We present a case of Alzheimer's disease with marked unwarranted violent behavior.
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