PPT-Transient Global Amnesia

MRI Case Series Dr Lan Nguyen Radiology Registrar Dr Tarun Jain Consultant Radiologist What is Transient Global Amnesia TGA Selflimiting antegrade amnesia In absence of other causes. Transient Institution Transient TermYear Address ransient Credit Information undergraduate students only refer to TAIL on pawsgcsuedu GCSU Credit Equivalent Credit Hours Course approved to Area in which course is to be applied Course Hours Course flvcorg Click Apply Select Transient Student Admission Application Scroll down and click login with a Login ID Login using your previously created ID and Password or click Create Account answer questions and click Submit your login ID will be giv Cant remember new people names tasks EventsPeople since operation Language essentially frozen in 50s Exceptions Ayatollah rock n roll HM Amnesic Mirror tracing task Milner 1965 Mirror tracing task Milner 1965 improvement in HM no conscious re Tong MD and Murray Grossman MD Transient global amnesia TGA is a dramatic event Without warning the patient suddenly experiences antegrade memory loss 12 As quickly as the amnesic syndrome appears it resolves usually within 24 hours There are no app Reference to amnesia implies a memory impairment in the absence of or out of proportion to deficits in other intellectual domains such as problem solving or general cognitive function Introduction Amnesiacanbede64257nedasamemorylossintheabsenceof or Loss of memory ability - usually due to lesion or surgical removal of various parts of the brain. Causes of Amnesia. Concussion. Migraines. Hypoglycemia. Epilepsy. Electroconvulsive shock therapy. Specific brain lesions (i.e. surgical removal) . Neuroplastic. processes related to the ability of the brain to change its functioning in response to experience. Learning. How experience changes the brain. Memory. How the changes are stored & later activated. Amnesia resulting from Brain Trauma and Neurodegenerative Diseases. Many causes of memory failure or loss have a neurological basis which results from some form of damage of injury to the brain. Brain trauma . Danielle Noftle. Neuropsychology of Abnormal . Behaviour. November 19th/2015. Presentation Outline. Introduction. History: Patient H.M.. Categories of Amnesia. Memory Consolidation. Neurotransmission. Major . issues . Aliyah R. Snyder. Forensic Neuropsychology. June 9, 2014. Competency and NP. Competency vs. Capacity. Ultimately, a question of “decision-making capacity”. Capacity is an individual’s ability to make an informed decision. Thermal . Response. Transient Models. Lumped: . Tenbroek. (1997), . Rinaldi. (2001), Lin (2004). Introduce C. TH. usually with approximate Green’s functions; heated volume is a function of time (Joy, 1970). . Lecture Outline. Disorders of Memory. H.M.. Anterograde Amnesia. Retrograde . Amnesia. Korsakoff. ’. s . Syndrome. Animal Models of Memory. Anatomy of Memory. Prefrontal lobes. . important for short-term . Tyler . Pascocello. , Caroline . Edwards,. and . N. assir . Adderly. . What is Dissociative Amnesia? . Formerly called psychogenic amnesia . mental illnesses that involve disruptions or breakdowns of memory, consciousness or awareness, identity and/or perception—mental functions that normally operate smoothly. Behaviour. November 19th/2015. Presentation Outline. Introduction. History: Patient H.M.. Categories of Amnesia. Memory Consolidation. Neurotransmission. Squire's Taxonomy of memory. Neuroanatomy. Neuroendocrinology.