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[Neglect--the frequently neglected syndrome of neglect].
Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1989In daily clinical practice "neglect" is the term for a syndrome following a right parietal lesion with inability of the patient to concentrate on events on the left side. A patient is described who was admitted for headaches and in whom neurologic investigation revealed left sided neglect as the only sign.
A, Schnider, C, Vaney
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Frontiers in Bioscience, 2004
The neglect syndrome has been defined as a failure to report, respond or orient to novel or meaningful stimuli presented to the side opposite of a brain lesion when this failure can not be attributed to elemental sensory (e.g., hemianopia) or motor (hemiplegia) deficits.
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The neglect syndrome has been defined as a failure to report, respond or orient to novel or meaningful stimuli presented to the side opposite of a brain lesion when this failure can not be attributed to elemental sensory (e.g., hemianopia) or motor (hemiplegia) deficits.
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Neurology, 1988
Previous clinical observations on patients with hemispatial neglect from unilateral hemispheric lesions suggest the brain's attentional mechanisms are organized along the horizontal dimensions of extrapersonal space. We now report a patient with Balint's syndrome caused by bilateral parieto-occipital infarctions, who demonstrated altitudinal neglect ...
Rapcsak, Steven Z. +2 more
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Previous clinical observations on patients with hemispatial neglect from unilateral hemispheric lesions suggest the brain's attentional mechanisms are organized along the horizontal dimensions of extrapersonal space. We now report a patient with Balint's syndrome caused by bilateral parieto-occipital infarctions, who demonstrated altitudinal neglect ...
Rapcsak, Steven Z. +2 more
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Journal of Motor Behavior, 2004
F. Mechsner (2004) seems to deny a functional importance of postintentional processes, except that their characteristics can be taken into account at the perceptual-cognitive level of control. In that perspective, processes that are critical for the understanding of motor control and its limitations are neglected.
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F. Mechsner (2004) seems to deny a functional importance of postintentional processes, except that their characteristics can be taken into account at the perceptual-cognitive level of control. In that perspective, processes that are critical for the understanding of motor control and its limitations are neglected.
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Age and Ageing, 1977
Twenty-five patients suffering from gross self-neglect are described, the majority were discharged home and, while in hospital, appeared to have a good quality of life. These findings are at variance with previous reports.
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Twenty-five patients suffering from gross self-neglect are described, the majority were discharged home and, while in hospital, appeared to have a good quality of life. These findings are at variance with previous reports.
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The Neglect of Adolescent Neglect
Comprehensive Child and Adolescent Nursing, 2023Jayne McMullan +2 more
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Neglected diseases, neglected technologies, neglected patients?
International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 2008openaire +2 more sources