The role of cerebellum and cerebro‐cerebellar system in neural plasticity induced by
cerebral gliomas involving language network has long been ignored. Moreover, whether or …

Objective Spatial neglect can either spontaneously resolve or persist after stroke; the latter is
associated with a poorer outcome. We aimed to investigate the neural correlates and …

Proprioceptive deficits are common after stroke and have been associated with poorer
recovery. Relatively little is known about the brain regions beyond primary somatosensory …

Previous lesion behavior studies primarily used univariate lesion behavior mapping
techniques to map the anatomical basis of spatial neglect after right brain damage. These …

Spatial neglect after right-hemispheric stroke, characterized by the failure to attend or
respond to the contralesional space, is a strong negative outcome predictor. Neglect is a …

Patients with glioma frequently present with neuropsychological deficits preoperatively
and/or postoperatively, and these deficits may remain after the chronic phase. However, little …

Right-hemisphere stroke can impair the ability to recognize one's contralesional body parts
as belonging to one's self. The study of this so-called 'disturbed sense of limb ownership'can …

Visuospatial neglect is a frequent and disabling consequence of injuries to the right
hemisphere. Patients with neglect show signs of impaired attention for left-sided events …

A reciprocal relationship between perceptual learning and functional brain changes towards
perceptual learning effectiveness has been demonstrated previously; however, the …

Left hemispheric cerebral stroke can cause apraxia, a motor cognitive disorder
characterized by deficits of higher-order motor skills such as the failure to accurately …