Ineffectiveness of prism adaptation on spatial neglect signs

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Background and Purpose - To evaluate the effect of prism adaptation (PA) on spatial neglect signs. Methods - Ten patients (hemianopia in 6) and 8 control subjects were included. Tasks were reading single words, nonwords, and a text, bell cancellation, line bisection, and scene drawing, before and after adaptation, with either deviating or neutral prisms. Results - Errors were more frequent in patients but without any specific effect of PA. We found partial improvement at the late sessions, independent of prisms. Conclusions - We did not confirm the efficacy of PA on spatial neglect. © 2006 American Heart Association, Inc.

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Rousseaux, M., Bernati, T., Saj, A., & Kozlowski, O. (2006). Ineffectiveness of prism adaptation on spatial neglect signs. Stroke, 37(2), 542–543. https://doi.org/10.1161/01.STR.0000198877.09270.e8

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