The phenomenon of retrograde amnesia has important implications for understanding
normal memory as well as its neural organization. Using 6 tests of remote memory, we …

It is a common observation that amnesic patients may forget events that occurred before the
onset of their amnesia, and examples of retrograde memory loss or retrograde amnesia …

This chapter argues that some of the discrepancies in the literature and the theoretical
controversies surrounding them arise from the common belief that amnesia is considered as …

Assessed the performance of 3 kinds of amnesic patients (ie, 7 patients with Korsakoff's
syndrome, 8 patients receiving bilateral ECT, and 2 patients with anoxic encephalopathy) …

The study of amnesia in cerebral disease has yielded increasing information both about
memory itself and its cerebral correlates. Beginning as a rather amorphous and pervasive …

The contribution of the hippocampus to the normal operation of human memory processes
has been quite clearly delineated by Milner and her collaborators during the past 15 years …

Patients with Korsakoff's syndrome were evaluated with nine tests of new learning ability
and three tests of remote memory to determine the correlation between anterograde …

There is little doubt that cognitive psychology has made a great contribution to the study of
organic amnesia. Most of the published investigations of amnesia during the past 15 years …

Certain questions about memory address a relatively global, structural level of analysis. Is
there one kind of memory or many? What brain structures or systems are involved in …

An 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 …