… Article abstract-We evaluated 41 patients with unilateral right hemisphere strokes for
hemiparesis, hemianopia, constructional apraxia, neglect, extinction, unilateral spatial neglect on …

… for falls among a high-risk patient group in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. The sample
consisted of 32 nonambulatory males who had sustained a right-hemisphere stroke (R-CVA). …

… records of nineteen patients with left hemisphere strokes and nineteen patients with …
hemisphere strokes (p=0.05). There was a nonsignificant trend for left hemisphere stroke patients to …

… Nevertheless, there have been reports of patients who appear to recover over … -hemisphere
stroke patients, each more than a year post-stroke when first assessed—testing each patient’…

… First, its large sample allowed us to compare patients with right hemisphere stroke with and
… to compare right hemisphere stroke patients with USN with right hemisphere stroke patients …

… an unselected group of patients recovering from right hemisphere stroke would commit action
errors … would show similarities to what we had previously observed in the patients with CHI. …

… predictor of functional recovery in patients with right hemisphere stroke; as such, practitioners
… programmes of their patients. In the initial months following right hemisphere stroke, there …

… The results of this study indicate that patients with right hemisphere stroke in an acute
rehabilitation hospital made significant overall functional changes from admission to discharge …

… To further ensure that these between group effects did not reflect a general consequence of
stroke regardless of aphasia, we identified 10 patients from our other research protocols with …

… In summary, about 85% of subacute right hemisphere stroke patients presented at least
some degree of unilateral neglect, which was considered as clinically significant (moderate to …