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Two cases of transient partial amnesia in the course of transient global amnesia.

F Okada, N Ito, R Tsukamoto

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In the course of transient global amnesia, two patients showed symptoms of transient partial amnesia. Close observation showed that at some time during the episode the patients had some degree of nonverbal memory, which recovered earlier than verbal memory. Careful observation of the progression of symptoms during an episode of transient global amnesia may often reveal symptoms of transient partial amnesia.

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Key concepts: Transient global amnesia, Amnesia, Transient (computer programming), Psychology, Memory disorder, Cognitive psychology, Neuroscience, Cognitive disorder