In patients with spatial neglect, body perception and representation are impaired - especially the projection of the anterior body midline in anterior space (the subjective "straight ahead"). However, data on more lateral body parts and the posterior body surface are scarce. We explored deviations of the perception of different body points located to the left or right of the midline and on the anterior and posterior body surfaces, and their lesion correlates in right hemisphere stroke patients
SYNOPSIS Patients with unilateral brain lesions were given a task requiring exploration of space wit...
The continuous stream of multisensory information between the brain and the body during body–environ...
& The representations that mediate the coding of spatial position were examined by comparing the...
One typical feature of the neglect syndrome in patients with right hemisphere damage is that they bi...
Patients with unilateral spatial neglect due to right-hemisphere lesions typically fail to attend to...
We review changes in body representation in patients with brain hemisphere damage and discuss their ...
Past research associated unilateral neglect with a systematic ipsilesional shift of the perceived po...
Studies of neglect patients have suggested that egocentric coordinates may play an important role in...
The cognitive mechanisms underlying personal neglect are not well known. One theory postulates that ...
Many neglect patients show deficits in the mental representation of their contralesional body side o...
The aim of the present study was to assess whether the consistent bias in reproducing distances and ...
Abstract: Many neglect patients show deficits in the mental representation of theircontralesional bo...
Patients with unilateral neglect can misperceive horizontal distances in the contralesional space as...
Somatic misperceptions and misrepresentations, like supernumerary phantom limb and denial of ownersh...
We report a case of severe visuo-spatial neglect after multiple right-hemisphere infarcts. Experimen...
SYNOPSIS Patients with unilateral brain lesions were given a task requiring exploration of space wit...
The continuous stream of multisensory information between the brain and the body during body–environ...
& The representations that mediate the coding of spatial position were examined by comparing the...
One typical feature of the neglect syndrome in patients with right hemisphere damage is that they bi...
Patients with unilateral spatial neglect due to right-hemisphere lesions typically fail to attend to...
We review changes in body representation in patients with brain hemisphere damage and discuss their ...
Past research associated unilateral neglect with a systematic ipsilesional shift of the perceived po...
Studies of neglect patients have suggested that egocentric coordinates may play an important role in...
The cognitive mechanisms underlying personal neglect are not well known. One theory postulates that ...
Many neglect patients show deficits in the mental representation of their contralesional body side o...
The aim of the present study was to assess whether the consistent bias in reproducing distances and ...
Abstract: Many neglect patients show deficits in the mental representation of theircontralesional bo...
Patients with unilateral neglect can misperceive horizontal distances in the contralesional space as...
Somatic misperceptions and misrepresentations, like supernumerary phantom limb and denial of ownersh...
We report a case of severe visuo-spatial neglect after multiple right-hemisphere infarcts. Experimen...
SYNOPSIS Patients with unilateral brain lesions were given a task requiring exploration of space wit...
The continuous stream of multisensory information between the brain and the body during body–environ...
& The representations that mediate the coding of spatial position were examined by comparing the...