Retrograded amnesia occurs because <span>remote memories are more connected to the hippocampus than recent memories. (B) </span>Retrograded amnesia is a result of a damage<span> to areas of the </span>brain<span> other than the </span>hippocampus. <span> In this type of amnesia remote memories are more easily accessible than events occurring just prior to the trauma.</span>This is because the neural pathways of newer memories are not as strong as older ones that have been strengthened by years
