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Neurology, 1988
Five patients with transient global amnesia (TGA) were given neuropsychological tests during and after their episode. During TGA, all patients were impaired on tests of new learning ability for both verbal and nonverbal material. Retrograde amnesia was patchy and covered a variable period of time before the onset of the episode: from about 36 hours in ...
Joyce A. Zouzounis +2 more
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Five patients with transient global amnesia (TGA) were given neuropsychological tests during and after their episode. During TGA, all patients were impaired on tests of new learning ability for both verbal and nonverbal material. Retrograde amnesia was patchy and covered a variable period of time before the onset of the episode: from about 36 hours in ...
Joyce A. Zouzounis +2 more
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Effects of Cholinergic Treatment on Posttraumatic Anterograde Amnesia
Archives of Neurology, 1982• The combined effects of orally administrated physostigmine salicylate and lecithin were assessed in a double-blind study of a single patient with post-traumatic amnesia. Treatment improved verbal but not visual memory. But storage and retrieval of words in verbal memory were facilitated, with the former effect being more robust.
Louis J. Gerstman +5 more
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Hippocampal contributions to recollection in retrograde and anterograde amnesia
Hippocampus, 2006AbstractLesions restricted to the hippocampal formation and/or extended hippocampal system (hippocampal formation, fornix, mammillary bodies, and anterior thalamic nuclei) can disrupt conscious recollection in anterograde amnesia, while leaving familiarity‐based memory relatively intact. Familiarity may be supported by extra‐hippocampal medial temporal
Fuqiang Gao +8 more
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Diminution of Anterograde Amnesia Following Electroconvulsive Therapy
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1974The memory loss that follows a series of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) treatments has been well documented. The amnesia appears to involve an impairment in the ability to acquire new memories, an impairment of memory for events that occurred shortly before ECT (Dornbush, 1972; Williams, 1966), and an impairment in the ability to recall material from ...
Larry R. Squire, Patricia L. Miller
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SenseCam as a rehabilitation tool in a child with anterograde amnesia
Memory, 2011We present the case of a 13-year-old boy, CJ, with profound episodic memory difficulties following the diagnosis of a metastatic intracranial germ cell tumour and subsequent treatment with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. At the core of this study is the first application of SenseCam to a child with severe memory impairment. CJ was taken for a walk while
Katalin Pauly-Takacs +2 more
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The contribution of the anterior thalamic nuclei to anterograde amnesia
Neuropsychologia, 1993This paper first reviews the anatomical, pathological, and neuropsychological evidence implicating the anterior thalamic nuclei in memory processes. It is concluded that there is much indirect evidence indicating that anterior thalamic dysfunction is an important factor in anterograde amnesia.
A. Sahgal, John Patrick Aggleton
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Anterograde and Retrograde Amnesia after Lormetazepam and Flunitrazepam
1988In a pharmacopsychological study, memory impairments after single oral doses of benzodiazepines or placebo were investigated in 40 healthy men aged 20-40 years. The study was designed as a double-blind and placebo-controlled trial. Four independent groups of 10 subjects randomly received either 1 mg lormetazepam, 2 mg lormetazepam, 2 mg flunitrazepam ...
K Fichte +3 more
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The Relationship between Retrograde and Anterograde Amnesia in Patients with Typical Global Amnesia
Cortex, 1997An extensive battery of tests of anterograde amnesia and remote memory was given to ten amnesics with lesions either to the medial temporal lobes of the diencephalon. These showed that the patients had anterograde amnesia with deficits in verbal and non-verbal recall and recognition, but preservation of word stem completion and intelligence.
Hans J. Markowisch +3 more
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Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 1997
The case of a young patient with severe and persistent anterograde amnesia of no known cause is reported. Anterograde amnesia arose within a 1-month period and has persisted for more than 1 year. Although a wide variety of neurological and neuroradiological assessments were completed (EEG, evoked potential recordings, Doppler sonography, MRI, PET), no ...
Kessler, J +5 more
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The case of a young patient with severe and persistent anterograde amnesia of no known cause is reported. Anterograde amnesia arose within a 1-month period and has persisted for more than 1 year. Although a wide variety of neurological and neuroradiological assessments were completed (EEG, evoked potential recordings, Doppler sonography, MRI, PET), no ...
Kessler, J +5 more
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Compulsive activity and anterograde amnesia after zolpidem use
Clinical Toxicology, 2007Zolpidem is a selective GABAAalpha1 receptor modulator used for its hypnotic-sedative properties. Zolpidem has side effects that are similar but not identical to the benzodiazepines. We report the first cases of compulsive activity combined with anterograde amnesia after the use of zolpidem.Three women experienced anterograde amnesia and compulsive ...
Yi-Hung Tsai +2 more
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