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            A study of patient reports
    • Not all AAGA is remembered
    • Even light sedation prevents recall on recovery 
    • Patients can be responsive during GA but 
       remember nothing on recovery
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                  Memory for AAGA
    Previous studies have          • 1-2 per 1000
    tried to elicit recall by      • 1 in 3 reported > 1 week
    repeatedly interviewing        • Wide variation in 
    patients using the               patients’ experiences of 
    modified Brice procedure         AAGA
                                   • Auditory perceptions are 
                                     common, as are feelings 
                                     of helplessness and fear 
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                 How memory works
                        • Why so few?
                      • Why the delay?
                    • Can we trust them?
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              Why so few memories?
    • Memories are reconstructed not replayed
    • Need to understand the experience:
                                Bransford & Johnson (1972)
    • Need to know source of the memory 
       (otherwise imagination or dream)
    • Need to have unique retrieval cues
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               Why is recall delayed?
    • Memories are over-written by more recent 
       memories
    • Shared retrieval cues
    • AAGA patent regains consciousness at least 
       twice
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