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Amnesia in Man Following Transection of the Fornix. A Review

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Journal Brain
Specialty Neurology
Date 1991 Dec 1
PMID 1782534
Citations 41
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Abstract

Published accounts of the effects of fornix damage on memory in man are critically evaluated. Most weight is given to cases of surgical transection of the fornix, though other causes of fornix damage are briefly discussed. It is concluded that fornix transection causes amnesia.

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