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Transient global amnesia resulting from mild trauma.

Two cases are presented with clinical manifestations and neuropsychological evaluations which confirm the diagnosis of transient global amnesia (TGA). Their interest lies in the fact that in both cases the episodes were a result of light traumas. It was proposed that TGA was triggered by vascular changes resulting from a mild (whiplash or head) trauma.