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In page Charcot–Wilbrand syndrome:

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In 1883 Jean-Martin Charcot encountered a patient who most likely had posterior cerebral artery thrombosis (not confirmed with autopsy)[1] and lost the ability to consciously reproduce images from his dreams while awake.[2] While this patient still reported dreams of words, the inability to recall any imagery, termed visual irreminiscence, became the center of Charcot's case study.[3] His resulting contribution to the formulation of the syndrome lies on the lack of ability to re-visualize dream imagery and does not imply their complete absence, but a general state of visual amnesia.[citation needed]