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Improving visual attention following right hemisphere stroke: A preliminary study

2022-08-22

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Left inattention is common in individuals following right cerebrovascular accident (RCVA). In neurotypical adults, we have previously found prolonged rightward visual attention resulted in a subsequent increase in leftward attention. Here we applied the same method in neurological patients with RCVA and found improved post-intervention attention both to the left and right of visual fixation in participants with mi...

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Literature Corpus work: 7b9eaf66-2c02-5fe9-9797-c1d6830be347
DOI: 10.1101/2022.08.19.504424

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