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Publisher Summary A patient with anterograde amnesia is the one who is grossly deficient in the formation of new memories. The diversity of findings in the field of anterograde amnesias is related to the current content-based dividing of memory, the diversity of brain regions implicated in memory processing and the various time-dependent stages of ...
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Publisher Summary A patient with anterograde amnesia is the one who is grossly deficient in the formation of new memories. The diversity of findings in the field of anterograde amnesias is related to the current content-based dividing of memory, the diversity of brain regions implicated in memory processing and the various time-dependent stages of ...
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Study of cases of anterograde amnesia in a disease of mental disintegration
History of Psychiatry, 2001Pierre Janet, in his famous paper (1892) on anterograde amnesia, is concerned with the theme of the disintegration of the human personality. He shows that the weakened personality may lose the power to assimilate memories of current events. After a severe shock, there may supervene not only a retrograde amnesia (a blotting out from memory of some ...
Serge Nicolas +2 more
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Anterograde amnesia with hippocampal lesions following glufosinate intoxication
Neurology, 2006Glufosinate ammonium (GLA), a phosphinic acid derivative of glutamate, is the active ingredient in commercial herbicides. GLA inhibits plant glutamine synthetase, leading to the complete inhibition of ammonia metabolism and photosynthesis. As the use of GLA-containing herbicides has increased, poisoning from incidental and suicidal ingestion has also ...
Dong Hoon Shin +3 more
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The dissociation of anterograde and retrograde amnesia in a patient with herpes encephalitis
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 1992Establishing the precise relationship between anterograde amnesia (AA) and retrograde amnesia (RA) has implications for psychological and neuroanatomical models of memory. Many patients have been described who demonstrate AA in conjunction with RA or who demonstrate AA with little, or no apparent, RA.
Laird S. Cermak +4 more
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What Causes Anterograde Amnesia?
European Neurology, 2021Xiaoting Wang +3 more
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Activation of existing memories in anterograde amnesia.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1984Ronald J. Diamond, Paul Rozin
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Attenuating anterograde amnesia in Korsakoff's Psychosis.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1975Peter G. Jaffe, Albert N. Katz
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A case of anterograde amnesia.
The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1935openaire +2 more sources