Neurorehabilitation is based on the assumption that motor learning contributes to motor
recovery after injury. However, little is known about how learning itself is affected by brain …

Adaptation is inherently important for rehabilitation by making movement flexible, but can
also be used to ascertain whether some patients can generate a more normal motor pattern …

The syndrome of hemispatial neglect is characterised by reduced awareness of stimuli on
one side of space, even though there may be no sensory loss. Although it is extremely …

It has been shown that unilateral left neglect can be significantly improved for a short time
after a short period of adaptation to a prismatic shift of the visual field to the right. In …

Data and theory from prism adaptation are reviewed for the purpose of identifying control
methods in applications of the procedure. Prism exposure evokes three kinds of adaptive or …

Left visuo-spatial neglect is a well-recognized predictor of poor functional outcome following
right hemisphere stroke. Over the past 60 years, 18 different methods have been described …

We make errors when learning to use a new tool. However, the cause of error may be
ambiguous: is it because we misestimated properties of the tool or of our own arm? We …

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 …

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