Chronic unilateral visuo-spatial neglect is usually 'defined'clinically as a condition in which
patients ignore objects and events in contralesional space. As such,'it'has been observed …

Deficits of contralesional space awareness (neglect and extinction) often follow right
hemisphere damage and are typically attributed to the disruption of neurocognitive …

Left unilateral spatial neglect is the most frequent and disabling neuropsychological
syndrome caused by lesions to the right hemisphere. Over 50% of right-brain-damaged …

The clinical presentation of patients who 'ignore'objects, events, or people on the side of
space opposite their brain damage (clinically termed visual–spatial neglect (VSN)) has been …

Spatial neglect is a complex neuropsychological disorder, in which patients fail to detect and
respond to contralesional stimuli. Recent studies suggest that these symptoms may reflect a …

Abstract Spatial Neglect or simply Neglect designates a consistent, exaggerated spatial
asymmetry in processing information in bodily and/or extrabodily space due to an acquired …

Unilateral spatial neglect is a disabling neurologic deficit, most frequent and severe after
right-hemispheric lesions. In most patients neglect involves the left side of space …

Patients suffering from spatial neglect after right-hemisphere strokes exhibit striking
disruptions of attention and spatial awareness, often behaving as if the left side of their world …

Patients who seem to “ignore” objects or people on one side of space have been described
in the medical literature for well over a century. The term “visuospatial neglect” is now used …

Seminal case reports collected during the middle part of the XX century, designated the
parietal lobe as the principal area of damage in patients suffering from contralesional spatial …