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Brain, Vol. 105, No. 3, 543-552, 1982
© 1982 Guarantors of Brain
doi: 10.1093/brain/105.3.543

UNILATERAL SPATIAL NEGLECT AND RECOVERY FROM HEMIPLEGIA

A FOLLOW-UP STUDY

GIANFRANCO DENES, CARLO SEMENZA, EUDES STOPPA and ADRIANA LIS

From the Clinica Neurologica and Istituto di Psicologia dell' Università di Padova Via Giustiniani 5, Padova, Italy

A follow-up study was undertaken in order to investigate the outcome of recovery from right and left hemiplegia on simple motor functions and activities of daily living. The role of concomitant neurophysiological deficits was also investigated.

The main results indicate that after six months from onset, left hemiplegics show a lesser degree of improvement in independence and social adjustment coupled with a tendency to a poorer recovery of motor function than the corresponding group of right hemiplegics. Unilateral spatial neglect, which is more frequent and severe in the group of left hemiplegics, seems to be crucial in hampering their performance.

Received October 7, 1981.
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