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What is Lesions of the medial temporal lobe may produce and explain in detail?
Answer is A, B, C (Visual Amnesia, Auditory, Antigrade Amnesia): The medial temporal lobe is most characteristically associated with memory. Unilateral dominant lesions produce disorders of verbal memory (Auditory amnesia). Unilateral nondominant lobe lesions produce disorders of non verbal memory (visual amnesia) and bilateral lesions produce Antegrade amnesia.