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Acute neurological disease as a trigger or co-occurrence of transient global amnesia: a case series and systematic review.
Abstract
Transient global amnesia (TGA) represents a benign neurological syndrome of unknown pathophysiology, often accompanied by vanishing hippocampal punctate lesions on diffusion-weighted imaging (hippocampal punctate diffusion lesion, HPDL). The recent literature suggests that TGA may be triggered by acute neurological conditions.