Sentence examples for transient memory loss from inspiring English sources

Loss of consciousness, headaches, transient memory loss, slowed cognition, ringing in the ears and nausea are just a few of the symptoms that may or may not be present at the time of an injury.

Naomi Jacobs has written a book, Forgotten Girl, about the time she went to bed – her final exams for a psychology degree approaching; in the middle of a break-up with the father of her son; worrying about the success of her business – and in the night was struck with transient global amnesia (TGA), a form of memory loss brought on by stress.

In his 50's, Darwin experienced episodes of transient partial paralysis, inability to speak, and memory loss (Jones 1867).

He gives it a name: transient global amnesia, in other words, inexplicable short-term memory loss.

The woman had suffered an episode of a condition called transient global amnesia (TGA), a 'pure' memory syndrome characterized by abrupt, severe memory loss in the absence of other neurological deficits.

In decades past, to mention sleep and memory in the same context was to conjure up notions of sleep thought to be a state of neurobiological quiescence as providing a respite from memory loss in the day (i.e., sleep would provide a transient and passive shelter from the damaging effects of interference that would otherwise take place while awake).

— Patrick Farrell Details: Memory loss?

Memory loss poses particular challenges.

Dementia, memory loss, Alzheimer's.

Memory loss may also occur.

"She has struggled with some memory loss.