Objectives Visuospatial neglect (VSN) is a common cognitive disorder after stroke. The
primary aim of this systematic review was to provide an overview of the impact of VSN in 3 …

Driving is an important rehabilitation goal for patients with homonymous field defects
(HFDs); however, whether or not people with HFDs should be permitted to drive is not clear …

Abstract Purpose of Review Spatial neglect is asymmetric orienting and action after a brain
lesion, causing functional disability. It is common after a stroke; however, it is vastly …

Background Visuo‐spatial neglect (VSN) is generally assessed with neuropsychological
paper‐and‐pencil tasks, which are often not sensitive enough to detect mild and/or well …

Purpose To assess the efficacy of novel Digital spectacles (DSpecs) to improve mobility of
patients with peripheral visual field (VF) loss. Design Prospective case series. Methods …

PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to investigate if patients with left hemispatial
neglect and HVFDs benefit from p-prisms to expand the visual field and improve obstacle …

Objective To provide a retrospective evaluation of a new eye and vision rehabilitation care
pathway in a US multi-site inpatient rehabilitation network involving the occupational therapy …

For judo athletes with visual impairments and their coaches, understanding possible muscle
adaptations can be challenging. As it is commonplace for these adaptations to include …

Purpose To evaluate see-through Augmented Reality Digital spectacles (AR DSpecs) for
improving the mobility of patients with peripheral visual field (VF) losses when tested on a …

Avoiding person-to-person collisions is critical for visual field loss patients. Any intervention
claiming to improve the safety of such patients should empirically demonstrate its efficacy …