Unilateral neglect is a neurological condition responsible for many debilitating effects on
everyday life, poor functional recovery, and decreased ability to benefit from treatment. Prism …

Theory and data from normal prism adaptation are applied toward understanding the
ameliorating effects of prism adaptation for left unilateral neglect patients. Neglect is …

Patients with left-sided visuospatial neglect, typically after damage to the right parietal lobe,
show a systematic bias towards larger numbers when asked to bisect a numerical interval …

Neglect patients exhibit both a lack of awareness for the spatial distortions imposed during
visuomanual prism adaptation procedures, and exaggerated postadaptation negative after …

The neural mechanisms underpinning visuo-manual plasticity can be viewed as a powerful
rehabilitation tool that produces straightforward effects not only on visual and motor …

If the visual world is artificially shifted by only 10°, people initially experience difficulty in
directing their actions toward visual goals, but then rapidly compensate the visual distortion …

Spatial neglect (SN) is commonly associated with poor functional outcome. Adaptation to a
rightward optical deviation of vision has been shown to benefit to SN rehabilitation. The …

Visual neglect is a common, yet frequently overlooked, neurological disorder following
stroke characterized by a deficit in attention and appreciation of stimuli on the contralesional …

Prism adaptation has been used for several years to improve several aspects of unilateral
neglect. Parameters ranging from the classical neuropsychological tests to mental imagery …

The brain determines positions and movements of body parts from inputs arising at least
from vision and proprioception. Using the brain event-related potential called the lateralized …