Memory complaints and deficits are common in patients with epilepsy, especially temporal
lobe epilepsy (TLE), where memory-related brain structures are directly involved in the …

The term transient epileptic amnesia was coined in 1990 to describe a form of epilepsy
causing predominantly amnestic seizures which could be confused with episodes of …

People with epilepsy often report experiencing memory problems though these are not
always detectable using standard neuropsychological measures. One form of difficulty that …

Objective Transient epileptic amnesia (TEA) is an underestimated condition in emergency
clinical setting, where most of transient amnesic episodes tend to be classified as transient …

Accelerated long-term forgetting (ALF) is a memory disorder that manifests by a distinct
pattern of normal memory for up to an hour after learning, but an increased rate of forgetting …

The notion of 'accelerated long-term forgetting'has often been attributed to disrupted
'late'memory consolidation. Nevertheless, methodological issues in the literature have left …

The medial temporal lobe is a key region in the formation and consolidation of conscious or
declarative memories. In this review, we will first consider the role of the hippocampus and …

This commentary will review recent findings regarding forgetting rates in patient groups,
including observations from some older, less cited studies. It will draw attention to studies …

Transient epileptic amnesia (TEA) is a recently individualized, late-onset, pharmaco-
sensitive form of mesial temporal lobe epilepsy with recurrent episodes of acute memory …

Aim Recent studies suggest that although children with epilepsy may show normal learning
and memory performance, accelerated long-term forgetting (ALF) may become evident over …