hippocampal damage
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damage
noun
uk/ˈdæm.ɪdʒ/us/ˈdæm.ɪdʒ/
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Hippocampaldamageassociated with prolonged glucocorticoid exposure in primates.
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Hippocampaldamageassociated with prolonged and fatal stress in primates.
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These findings are consistent with a relationship between high levels of glucocorticoids released during stress andhippocampaldamagewith associated memory deficits.
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One plausible explanation is that thehippocampaldamageis mediated by glucocorticoids but is related to glucocorticoid receptor responsiveness rather than glucocorticoid concentration.
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This may seem contrary to the hypothesis of stress-inducedhippocampaldamage.
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It is unknown whether a correlation exists betweenhippocampaldamageand birth complications in autism.
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These studies raised the question, does severe stress result inhippocampaldamageand associated memory deficits in humans?
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Research with animals has shown that a variety of prenatal factors can produce elevated cortisol andhippocampaldamagein offspring.
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Hippocampaldamageassociated with prolonged glucocorticoid exposure in primates.
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Hippocampaldamageassociated with prolonged and fatal stress in primates.
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The fact that all had reasonably intact semantic memory in the face of deep disturbances in episodic memory, and in the face of bilateralhippocampaldamage, was a surprising outcome.
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Hippocampaldamageassociated with prolonged glucocorticorticoid exposure in primates.
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Hippocampaldamageassociated with prolonged and fetal stress in primates.
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Transient umbilical cord occlusion causeshippocampaldamagein the fetal sheep.
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What then becomes more noticeable is that the aging brain is not as able to recognize growth, this is a symptom ofhippocampaldamage.
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