After right posterior brain damage, patients may ignore events occurring on their left, a
condition known as unilateral neglect. Although deficits at different levels of impairment may …

Purpose: The interest in human conscious awareness has increasingly propelled the study
of neglect, the most striking occurrence of an acquired lack of conscious experience of …

Although the importance of the posterior parietal and prefrontal regions in spatial
localization of visual stimuli is well established, their role in auditory space perception is less …

Two pairs of experiments studied the effects of attention and of unilateral neglect on auditory
streaming. The first pair showed that the build up of auditory streaming in normal participants …

The characteristics of mismatch negativity (MMN) elicited by dichotic stimulation were
examined using frequency-deviant stimuli presented to the right, to the left, or to both sides …

Cortical processing of change in direction of a perceived sound source was investigated in
12 human subjects using whole-head magnetoencephalography. The German word “da” …

To investigate brain mechanisms of sound location memory, we studied the distribution of
brain activation with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in subjects performing …

Auditory neglect, defined as inattention to stimuli within the left hemispace, is mostly
reported in association with left ear extinction in dichotic listening. However, it remains …

Patients with right hemisphere damage and contralesional neglect are often unaware of
visual, auditory or tactile stimuli occurring on their left side. In an effort to understand the …

Sound localization relies on the analysis of interaural time and intensity differences, as well
as attenuation patterns by the outer ear. We investigated the relative contributions of …