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The 12 pages that link to Amnesia, each with the reason it gives.

• MemoryCompared with: Amnesia reveals which memory abilities can fail independently of others.

• AnesthesiaRelated: Anesthetic drugs may prevent later recall even when awareness is not fully abolished.

• SedationRelated: Some sedatives impair memory without guaranteeing unconsciousness or relief of pain.

• DissociationCompared with: Dissociative amnesia is psychological in classification, unlike many neurological forms.

• Episodic memoryRelated: Amnesia can reveal which episodic abilities depend on particular brain systems.

• Anterograde amnesiaNarrower topic: Anterograde amnesia is one temporal pattern within this broader category.

• Dissociative identity disorderRelated: Recurrent memory gaps are a defining feature of the disorder.

• Herpes simplex encephalitisRelated: Damage to medial temporal structures can leave prominent memory deficits.

• ForgettingCompared with: Amnesia is a severe memory disorder, unlike ordinary everyday forgetting.

• Brain injuryRelated: Damage to memory systems can disrupt learning or recall after brain injury.

• General anaesthesiaRelated: Anaesthetic drugs often prevent memories of the procedure, alongside suppressing awareness.

• Robert LudlumRelated: Bourne’s memory loss turns a spy thriller into a mystery about identity.