Infantile amnesia - Infantile amnesia is the inability to recall events from early childhood. Systematized amnesia – memory loss regarding a specific category of information. Selective amnesia- remembers only selective parts of events that occurred in a defined period of time.Ĥ. Localized amnesia - no memory of a specific traumatic event that took placeģ.
Generalized amnesia- When the amnesia involves the person’s whole life.Ģ. It is commonly seen in patients that experience severe psychological trauma. Early memories are comparatively safe with memory decline building up to the event.ĭissociative amnesia - Dissociative amnesia is a condition in which the patient is unable to remember vital personal information in a way that is unrelated to normal forgetfulness. Memories regarding events leading up to the inset of amnesia tend to be the poorest. Retrograde amnesia - Retrograde amnesia affects the ability to recollect events that occurred in the past, before the onset of amnesia. However, with the use of memory aids the affected person can, more or less, lead a useful life. Although it does not affect a persons intelligence, personality, or judgment, day to day functional memory is severely impaired leading to troubles retaining jobs, and can be devastating to both the patient and their family. Anterograde amnesia - Anterograde amnesia affects the transformation of recent events into long term memories.
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