Introduction Spatial neglect remains an underdiagnosed and undertreated consequence of
stroke that imposes significant disability. A growing appreciation of brain networks involved …

Visual crowding is the difficulty in identifying an object when surrounded by neighbouring
flankers, representing a bottleneck for object perception. Crowding arises not only from the …

Objectives. Neuroimaging studies have confirmed that acupuncture can promote static
functional reorganization in poststroke patients with motor dysfunction. But its effect on …

Visuospatial working memory (WM) requires the activity of a spread network, including right
parietal regions, to sustain storage capacity, attentional deployment, and active …

Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) disrupts the integrity of white matter microstructure, which
affects brain functional connectivity supporting cognitive function. Although the relationship …

Background: The thalamus is not only a key relay node of the thalamocortical circuit but also
a hub in the regulation of gait. Previous studies of resting-state functional magnetic …

Motor sequence learning (MSL) paradigms are often used to investigate the neural
processes underlying the acquisition of complex motor skills. Behavioral and neuroimaging …

Beyond causing local ischemia and cell damage at the site of injury, stroke strongly affects
long-range anatomical connections, perturbing the functional organization of brain networks …

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 …

Sleep disturbance is a recognized risk factor for Alzheimer's disease (AD), but the
underlying micro-pathological evidence remains limited. To bridge this gap, we established …