Abstract The 'Sprague Effect'described in the seminal paper of James Sprague (Science
153: 1544–1547, 1966a) is an unexpected paradoxical effect in which a second brain lesion …

Visual-spatial attention disorder after stroke seriously affects recovery and quality of life in
stroke patients. Previous studies have shown that some patients recovery rapidly from visual …

White matter hyperintensities (WMH) are frequently observed in brain scans of elderly
people. They are associated with an increased risk of stroke, cognitive decline, and …

The meta-analysis conducted by Székely et al. described the lack of beneficial effect of prism
adaptation in neglect patients. The authors concluded that the results did “not support the …

Background: Unilateral neglect (UN) is a common and disabling disorder after stroke. UN is
a strong and negative predictor of functional rehabilitative outcome. Non-invasive brain …

Left hemispatial neglect (neglect) is an impaired state of spatial attention. We aimed to
reconstruct structural connectivity in the spatial attention network and to identify …

Spatial attention and exploration are related to a predominantly right hemispheric network
structure. However, the areas of the brain involved and their exact role is still debated …

Line Bisection is a simple task frequently used in stroke patients to diagnose disorders of
spatial perception characterized by a directional bisection bias to the ipsilesional side …

Visual neglect is a disabling consequence of right hemisphere damage, whereby patients
fail to detect left-sided objects. Its precise mechanisms are debated, but there is some …

Stroke is a leading cause of adult disability. Understanding stroke damage and recovery
requires deciphering changes in complex brain networks across different spatiotemporal …