Our aim was to examine how brain imaging in the initial phase of a stroke could predict both
acute/subacute as well as chronic spatial neglect. We present the first voxel-wise …

Cancellation tasks are popular clinical and scientific tools for identifying spatial neglect, with
neglect patients tending to miss targets on the contralesional side of the test. However …

Patients with visuospatial neglect exhibit a failure to detect, respond, or orient towards
information located in the side of space opposite to their brain lesion. To extend our …

Background and purpose Unilateral neglect is a common cognitive disorder following stroke.
Neglect has a significant impact on functional outcomes, so it is important to detect …

BACKGROUND: Visuospatial neglect is a common consequence of stroke and is
characterized by impaired attention to contralesional space. Currently, the extent and time …

Background and purpose Homonymous visual field defects (HVFDs) are among the most
common disorders that occur in the elderly after vascular brain damage and can have a …

Previous statistical voxelwise lesion-behavior mapping (VLBM) studies have demonstrated
that spatial neglect is associated with cortical and subcortical gray matter damage. However …

Background: Recent findings argue for a pathway in humans for sensing the orientation of
gravity and controlling upright body posture, separate from the one for orientation perception …

Line bisection has long been a routine test for unilateral neglect, along with a range of tests
requiring cancellation, copying or drawing. However, several studies have reported that line …

While unilateral spatial neglect after left brain damage is undoubtedly less common than
spatial neglect after a right hemisphere lesion, it is also assumed to be less severe. Here we …