Objective: The objective of this scoping review was to capture the reported definitions for the
subtypes of neglect post stroke and map the range of assessment tools employed for each …

The spatial neglect syndrome, defined by asymmetric attention and action not attributed to
primary motor or sensory dysfunction and accompanied by functional disability, is a major …

Objective: To assess the relative frequency of occurrence of motor, perceptual, peripersonal,
and personal neglect subtypes, the association of neglect and other related deficits (eg …

Objectives: The evolutionary pattern of spontaneous recovery from acute neglect was
studied by assessing cognitive deficits and motor impairments. Detailed lesion …

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 …

Young adults exhibit a small asymmetry of visuospatial attention that favours the left side of
space relative to the right (pseudoneglect). However, it remains unclear whether this …

Traditionally, the right cerebral hemisphere has been considered to be specialized for
spatial attention and orienting. A large body of research has demonstrated dissociable …

Pseudoneglect is a set of visuospatial biases that entails a behavioral advantage for stimuli
appearing in the left hemifield compared to the right one. Although right hemisphere …

Horizontal line bisection is a ubiquitous task in the investigation of visual neglect. Patients
with left neglect typically make rightward errors that increase with line length and for lines at …

Monocular patching is a possible inexpensive treatment for spatial neglect. Previous studies
were unpromising, but since neglect symptoms are heterogeneous, fractionating spatial bias …