Titlebook: Clinical Disorders of Memory; Aman U. Khan Book 1986 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1986 Alzheimer.age.alzheimer‘s disease.brain.dementia.t

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Memory in Chronic CNS Infections,t with penicillin halted the progress of dementia in most of the cases and confirmed the infectious nature of the disease and is mostly of historical interest. However, many other bacteria and viruses have been shown to be related to degenerative changes in the brain, causing progressive dementia.

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Memory in Head Trauma,ton, 1960). The National Center for Health Statistics estimated 8 to 9 million new cases of head injuries per year (Karlsberk, 1980). Several small studies that have collected data from well-defined geographic localities provide better and more reliable information on the characteristics of these in

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Functional Disorders of Memory,ort-term memory impairment is frequently present in severe depression. Walton (1958) reported that the depressed patients achieved lower scores on the Wechsler Memory Test. Friedman (1964) found that psychotically depressed patients showed a deficit of short-term memory and the capacity for sustaine

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Memory Changes with Aging,cline in the memory capacity of the elderly. However, a scientific approach to determine the amount or the type of memory deficits in the elderly has not produced definitive results. Contradictory findings abound in the literature.

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Treatment Strategies for Memory Disorders, treatable disorders resulting from metabolic disturbances, alcohol abuse, intracranial pathology such as hematoma, tumor, and abcess, and psychiatric disorders such as dissociative disorders and depression. The remaining 50–60% of the cases of dementia are likely to suffer from primary degenerative

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Charles Lamb and the Rattle of Existence,he fathered nine daughters who were called the Muses and who were the patron saints of the various arts. Plato (427–347 BC) described memory as a block of wax, which was of different sizes in different men and which also differed in hardness, moistness, and purity. Aristotle (384–322 BC) assigned th

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,John Keats’s Epistolary Intimacy,y’s treatise on opium and some scattered clinical observations on the various mental effects of such substances as alcohol, coffee, and anesthetics. The term “psychopharmacology” was coined in 1920 to denote the study of the effects of drugs in experimental psychiatry, but the literature on psychoph