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Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 1994
Abstract Do we now understand neglect? The direct answer to this question is clearly no. There are, however, many reasons why one might wish to examine the neglect syndrome. My work did not set out to study neglect in order to explain the syndrome. Instead, I hoped to take advantage of the finding that neglect was most often the result of lesions of ...
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Abstract Do we now understand neglect? The direct answer to this question is clearly no. There are, however, many reasons why one might wish to examine the neglect syndrome. My work did not set out to study neglect in order to explain the syndrome. Instead, I hoped to take advantage of the finding that neglect was most often the result of lesions of ...
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Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 1994
Abstract “Unilateral spatial neglect” or “hemispatial neglect” is a commonly used term for expressing the failure of brain damaged patients to attend to and explore stimuli presented in the space contralateral to their lesion (Heilman, Bowers, Valenstein, & Watson, 1987).
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Abstract “Unilateral spatial neglect” or “hemispatial neglect” is a commonly used term for expressing the failure of brain damaged patients to attend to and explore stimuli presented in the space contralateral to their lesion (Heilman, Bowers, Valenstein, & Watson, 1987).
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Illusions of length in spatial unilateral neglect.
Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior, 2001[No abstract available]
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Revue medicale de la Suisse romande, 2004
Unilateral spatial neglect is a common disorder following focal right hemisphere damage, characterised by a failure to perceive and orient towards stimuli located on the left side of space. These deficits are not attributable to primary sensory or motor loss, but involve a neuropsychological disturbance in the representation of space (corporeal and ...
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Unilateral spatial neglect is a common disorder following focal right hemisphere damage, characterised by a failure to perceive and orient towards stimuli located on the left side of space. These deficits are not attributable to primary sensory or motor loss, but involve a neuropsychological disturbance in the representation of space (corporeal and ...
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Update on the Clinical Approach to Spatial Neglect
Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2019Anna M. Barrett
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