Time grid disruption

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A time grid disorder is a memory disorder that is characterized by the inability to remember the time sequence correctly and that can occur under hypnosis , in Korsakoff syndrome and in senile dementia . The term time grid disruption is similar to the term ekmnesia . One speaks of ekmnesia when the past is experienced as the present or the person concerned has the feeling of living in the past. Ekmnesias are seen in senile dementia.

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