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Psychogenic amnesia and self-identity: a multimodal functional investigation

Olaf Blanke
2011
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Abstract

Background: Patients with psychogenic amnesia generally suffer from episodic memory deficits associated with an impairment of self-identity. While the first is generally attributed to limbic dysfunction, the latter might be related to posterior parietal cortex.

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