He tenderly empathizes with Tucker's alcoholism, with the confusions of memory.
Harris's novels are full of ambiguous metaphors, puns, symbols with changing meanings, and the confusions of memory, imagination, dream, and reality.
We're also told that Wilberforce is suffering from a disease called Korsakoff's psychosis, which causes "the confusion of invented memory with real memory.
A second degree involves confusion, loss of memory but no LOC and the third degree is when there is LOC [ 16, 17].
You could also look at Nordström's works as if they were homemade illustrated newspaper pages of village life – the things everyone knows about and the things no one sees, today's news jumbled up with a confusion of childhood memories, dreams, anecdotes and folk tales.
Intrusions in dietary recalls may originate in confusion of episodic memories manifested as temporal dating errors.
An elderly person with this disease experiences chronic confusion and loss of memory and may experience paranoia or other personality changes.
Confusion, delusions, loss of memory, manias — these are a heavy price to pay for the temporary destruction of a few insects, but they are a price that will continue to be exacted as long as we insist on using chemicals that strike directly at the nervous system.
It has been widely presumed that if the plaques can be removed or, better, stopped from forming in the first place the confusion and loss of memory that are the main outward manifestations of Alzheimer's will be relieved as well.
Patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) can have only a brief change in mental status, such as confusion, disorientation, loss of memory, or loss of consciousness (LOC) for less than 30 min, without serious permanent neurological deficits even if they have abnormal radiological findings.
