Unilateral spatial neglect (USN) is a disorder characterized by the failure to report, respond
to, or orient toward the contralateral side of space to a brain lesion. Current assessment …

Purpose: Virtual reality (VR) and eye tracking may provide detailed insights into spatial
cognition. We hypothesized that virtual reality and eye tracking may be used to assess sub …

Eyetracking technology has had limited application in the dementia field to date, with most
studies attempting to discriminate syndrome subgroups on the basis of basic oculomotor …

Objective: This study examined lexical and neuroanatomic correlates of reading errors in
individuals with spatial neglect, defined as a failure to respond to stimuli in the side of space …

Objective: The lack of inversion effect for face recognition in congenital prosopagnosia (CP)
is consistent with the hypothesis of a failure in holistic processing. However, although CPs' …

Acquired Neglect Dyslexia is often associated with right-hemisphere brain damage and is
mainly characterized by omissions and substitutions in reading single words. Martelli et al …

The initial stages of reading are characterised by parallel and effortless access to letters
constituting a word. Neglect dyslexia is an acquired reading disorder characterised by …

The Groffman visual tracing (GVT) test is an indirect psychometric measure of oculomotor
performance, used for the clinical assessment of eye movements. The test consists of two …

Une batterie informatisée d'évaluation de la dyslexie par négligence a été actualisée par
Bignon et Vale De Casas. Cette étude s' intéresse à l'épreuve de lecture de textes …

Visual spatial neglect (VSN), a disordered to attentional processing, is a common
neuropsychological syndrome following brain injury. Presence of VSN adversely affects …