The aim of this systematic review was to integrate and assess evidence for the effectiveness
of multisensory stimulation (ie, stimulating at least two of the following sensory systems …

Background Hemianopia is a complete or partial blindness in the visual fields of both eyes,
commonly caused by cerebral infarction. It has been hypothesized that systematic audio …

Hemianopia is a common consequence of unilateral damage to visual cortex that manifests
as a profound blindness in contralesional space. A noninvasive cross-modal (visual …

Hemianopia can be rehabilitated by an auditory-visual “training” procedure, which restores
visual responsiveness in midbrain neurons indirectly compromised by the cortical lesion and …

Vision, audition, and touch all code the space around us, or rather the things that are located
in the space around us, in a different way. Yet, together our senses form a coherent spatial …

Hemianopic patients exhibit visual detection improvement in the blind field when
audiovisual stimuli are given in spatiotemporally coincidence. Beyond this “online” …

Hemianopia is characterized by blindness in one half of the visual field and is a common
consequence of stroke and unilateral injury to the visual cortex. There are few effective …

Combining information from multiple senses enhances our perception of the world. Whether
we need to be aware of all stimuli to benefit from multisensory integration, however, is still …

Hemianopia poses significant challenges and requires effective rehabilitation strategies.
Traditional visual restoration methods have focused on low-level vision therapies in …

How we filter out what is irrelevant so we can focus on what we need to know. We are
surrounded by a world rich with visual information, but we pay attention to very little of it …