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Psychogenic Amnesia: The Refusal to Remember

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 February 2018

D. N. Parfitt  and
C. M. Carlyle Gall
D. N. Parfitt
Affiliation:
Neuro-psychiatric Specialists, R.A.F.
C. M. Carlyle Gall
Affiliation:
Neuro-psychiatric Specialists, R.A.F.
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The differential diagnosis of a presenting symptom is usually to be found as a section of an article on a disorder in which the particular symptom is common. Thus one learns a great deal about the widely different pathological processes responsible for epigastric pain in a description of peptic ulcer, and much about headache in descriptions of cerebral tumour or migraine. Amnesia is peculiar in this respect in that succinct expressions of its differential diagnosis are rarely found in the description of individual disorders.

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Part I.—Original Articles
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 90 , Issue 379 , April 1944 , pp. 511 - 531
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1944 

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