Unilateral stroke: Computer-based assessment uncovers non-lateralized and contralesional visuoattentive deficits

Unilateral stroke: Computer-based assessment uncovers non-lateralized and contralesional visuoattentive deficits

Objective: Patients with unilateral stroke commonly show hemispatial neglect or milder contralesional visuoattentive deficits, but spatially non-lateralized visuoattentive deficits have also been reported. The aim of the present study was to compare spatially lateralized (i.e., contralesional) and n...

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Main Authors: Bonato, M. (Author), Hietanen, M. (Author), Jokinen, H. (Author), Linnavuo, M. (Author), Sepponen, R. (Author), Villarreal, S. (Author), Vuori, O. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cambridge University Press 2021
Subjects:
Attention impairment
Brain damage
cerebrovascular accident
complication
computer
Computers
Functional Laterality
hemispheric dominance
human
Humans
Non-spatial attention
perception disorder
Perceptual Disorders
reaction time
Reaction Time
Reaction times
Selective attention
Stroke
vision
Visual neglect
Visual Perception
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