81. Amnesia Information - Causes Symptoms Treatment Of Amnesia amnesia Doctor's Guide Read an article about recurrent amnesia, or transient globalamnesia, during sex and other periods of physical and emotional stress. http://www.diseases.nu/amnesia.htm

AMNESIA Return Home AMNESIA Amnesia Newsgroups alt.support.amnesia RECOMMENDED AMNESIA SITES Excellent Very Good Good University of Arizona's amnesia research unit explains what they do and details current projects. Amnesia - Amnesia Links Link to a variety of resources with valuable amnesia information. Includes a glossary of terms associated with amnesia and memory. Amnesia - Amnesia Research Laboratory Conducts research on the neural disorder and offers access to research details. With FAQs, related links, and a laboratory profile. Amnesia - BBC News Fact file for amnesia offers answers to some common questions including diagnosis, causes, cures, treatment and symptoms of the disease. Also find relevant stories and links to sites on memory. Amnesia - Brain Injury Information Page Find the facts about amnesia after brain injury in this two page resource. Learn about retrograde, anterograde, and post-traumatic amnesia. Amnesia - Briefing Notes Scan these amnesia notes for students. Find common causes, learn about the famous patient H.M., and browse through a bibliography.

82. TABLE OF CONTENTS amnesia in encephalitides Isolated retrograde amnesia; Permanent globalamnesia; Quality of anterograde amnesia; transient encephalitic amnesia. http://ethesis.helsinki.fi/julkaisut/hum/psyko/vk/hokkanen/tableconts.htm

TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS ABBREVIATIONS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ... Title page

83. EMedicine - Metabolic Disease & Stroke: Fabry Disease : Article By Pitchaiah Man Precautions, May cause transient decrease in renal function and aggravate chronicrenal disease; avoid use in patients with severe anemia, with history of blood http://www.emedicine.com/neuro/topic579.htm

document.write(''); (advertisement) Home Specialties CME PDA ... Patient Education Articles Images CME Patient Education Advanced Search Link to this site Back to: eMedicine Specialties Neurology Neuro-vascular Diseases Last Updated: January 4, 2002 Rate this Article Email to a Colleague Synonyms and related keywords: Fabry's disease AUTHOR INFORMATION Section 1 of 10 Author Information Introduction Clinical Differentials ... Bibliography Author: Pitchaiah Mandava, MD, PhD , Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston Coauthor(s): Thomas A Kent, MD , Director of Cerebrovascular Research, Professor, Department of Neurology, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston Pitchaiah Mandava, MD, PhD, is a member of the following medical societies: American Academy of Neurology, American Medical Association , and Sigma Xi Editor(s): Jeffrey L Saver, MD , Head of Stroke Neurology and Director of Stroke Unit, Associate Professor, Department of Neurology, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center; Francisco Talavera, PharmD, PhD

84. Total Recall, Images, Characters, Rachel Ticotin, Transient Global Amnesia, Arno MOVIEPROP.COM'S MOVIE REVIEW PAGES. http://www.movieprop.com/tvandmovie/reviews/totalrecallcharacters.htm

MOVIEPROP.COM'S MOVIE REVIEW PAGES Site Map Home TV and Movie Pages Reviews Total Recall Charater Profiles with Pictures Links Plot Summary and Review Characters Douglas Quaid played by Arnold Schwarzenegger Douglas Quaid is a simple worker who decides that a vacation from the Recall corporation would be the best vacation. Or at least thats who he thinks he is. In reality Quaid is a former agent of Mr. Cohaagen who is reprogrammed as a "good" man in an attempt to find out who the rebel underground leader is who would naturally seek out a man whom Mr. Cohaagen appears to want dead so badly. Lori played by Sharon Stone Lori in the beginning of the film is introuduced as the wife of Douglas Quaid. In reality she just pretends to be Douglas's wife as part of a plan to make Quaid become a new person than he was before. Lori's true husband is Richter. When Lori is killed Richter makes it his mission to track Quaid down. Melina played by Rachel Ticotin Melina is the female that Douglas Quaid travels throughout Mars with as part of what he thinks is his Recall generated vacation. Melina is athletic and fits the type that Douglas Quaid told Recall staff he preferred. Melina helps Quaid elude the men of Mr. Cohaagen and ultimately helps Douglas Quaid find an ancient alien air making machine on mars.

85. Discussione Translate this page Sebbene non sia riportato un paradigma talmente sofisticato, il comportamentodi AZ suggerisce che l'amnesia durante TGA è dovuta ad uno blocco globale http://www.neuropsy.it/articoli/dir15/03.html

@import "http://www.neuropsy.it/wai.css"; Sezione intestazione vai alla sezione contenuti vai alla sezione navigazione Il portale di neuropsicologia clinica un progetto hyperlabs.net Sezione navigazione Vai alla sezione contenuti Vai alla sezione intestazione Articolo precedente: Caso Clinico Articolo successivo: Bibliografia Paragrafi Ringraziamenti Neuropsy.it Cos'è Neuropsy.it La Neuropsicologia clinica Contatti Sezioni Links Casi clinici Articoli scientifici Test neuropsicologici Patologie Neoplasie Alzheimer Parkinson Traumi cranici ... Depressione Gruppo di discussione neuropsy.it , il gruppo di discussione su yahoo Inserisci la tua e-mail qui Sezione contetuti Vai alla sezione intestazione vai alla sezione navigazione neuropsy.it articoli ... Vari gradi di deteriorazione nella memoria anterograda / retrograda e performance delle funzioni di rievocazione / riconoscimento in un caso di amnesia globale transitoria (Transient Global Amnesia, TGA) Discussione Charlotte Haerting e Hans J. Markowitsch Psicologia Fisiologica, Università di 33501 Bielefeld, Germania e Clinica Neurologica dell´Università di 44892 Bochum, Germania La grande differenza tra i due punteggi di AZ è ancora di più sorprendente se comparata con gli altri punteggi che dimostreavano deficit abbastanza normali durante TGA. Ci si pone la domanda se vi siano deficit specifici del ricordo nei pazienti amnesici (Haist et al., 1992; Mac Andrews et al., 1994). Haist et al. (1992) e MacAndrews e collaboratori (1994) si ponevano la domanda se vi esistesse una tale specificità. Usando qualche modifica, cioè testando gli amnesici dopo 1 minuto e il gruppo di controllo dopo 24 ore di ritardo, si vede che non c'è una differenza significante tra i due gruppi (MacAndrews et al., 1994).

86. CogNet: Functional Changes In Temporal Lobe Activity During Transient Global Amn Functional Changes in Temporal Lobe Activity during transient GlobalAmnesia. Kevin S. LaBar * klabar@duke.edu Darren R. Gitelman http://cognet.mit.edu/posters/poster.tcl?publication_id=53394

87. Types Of Amnesia There are different types of amnesia that can affect a person including transientglobal amnesia, WernickeKorsakoff syndrome, Korsakoff's amnesia, retrograde http://mama.essortment.com/amnesiawherefi_rsyn.htm

Types of amnesia An inability to recall information that is stored in the memory is called amnesia. There are three types of memory affected by amnesia including immediate memory, intermediate memory and long term memory. When the immediate memory is affected the person will have difficulty recalling the events that occurred in the preceding few seconds. Intermediate memory is affected when a person cannot recall events that happened from within a few seconds to a few days prior to the cause of the amnesia. With long term memory loss a person will be unable to recall events that occurred further back in time. bodyOffer(19159) In most cases the memory is divided into short and long term. When there is damage or disease present in the area of the brain regions that are concerned with memory functions, amnesia occurs. There are several known causes of this type of damage including injuries to the head, degenerative disorders, infections such as encephalitis, thiamine deficiencies such as that found in Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, brain tumors, strokes, subarachnoid hemorrhage and some psychiatric illnesses. There are different types of amnesia that can affect a person including transient global amnesia, Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, Korsakoff's amnesia, retrograde amnesia and anterograde amnesia. The prognosis for transient global amnesia is good with the confusion quickly clearing up and a total recovery. With Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome patients are given thiamine intravenously to correct the problem. With Korsakoff's amnesia the administration of thiamine has been known to correct encephalopathy but not the amnesia. In some cases where alcohol is avoided and the illnesses that are contributing to the amnesia are treated this condition may gradually disappear. Other forms of amnesia may last for minutes or hours and then disappear without treatment. But in cases where severe brain injury has caused the amnesia, it could be permanent. Since the memory tends to be involved with many different brain functions, literally any type of brain damage is capable of causing a loss of memory.

88. Lec25.html before trauma 2. Anterograde amnesia inability to form new memories 3. Transientglobal amnesia - sudden, brief onset of anterograde amnesia 1. Probably http://www.isr.syr.edu/ben/course/neu211/lecture/lec25.html

L-25 Memory Systems I. Kinds of memory ( Fig. 23.1 A. Declarative memory = explicit memory - memory for facts or events Short-term memory - temporary, limited in capacity, requires continual rehearsal Long-term memory - more permanent, much greater capacity, does not require continual rehearsal Consolidation - transfer from short-term memory to long-term memory B. Nondeclarative memory = implicit memory Procedural memory - memory for skills or behavior C. Working memory - temporary information storage that includes several types of information, probably from several sites in the brain Spatial memory - memory of location Relational memory - all things that happen at same time get stored together in a manner that ties them together D. That there are several different types of memory suggests different strategies/places may be used by the brain for different kinds of memory II. Amnesia - loss of memory and/or the ability to learn A. Causes - concussion, chronic alcoholism, encephalitis, brain tumor, stroke B. Dissociated amnesia - not associated with any other cognitve deficits

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