- very
commonly contralateral to the
damaged hemisphere, but
instances of
ipsilesional neglect (on the same side as the lesion) have been reported. Hemispatial...
- test:
Ipsilesional central gaze
hypertropia Vertical diplopia greater in
contralesional than
ipsilesional gaze
Vertical diplopia greater in
ipsilesional than...
- Déviation conjuguée, also
termed conjugate eye
deviation (CED) or
ipsilesional gaze shift, is a
medical sign
indicating brain damage (e.g. a
stroke in...
-
perceive contralesional stimuli when
presented simultaneously with an
ipsilesional stimulus, but the
ability to
correctly identify them when not presented...
- lose
under conditions of
attentional competition from
stimuli in the
ipsilesional field. The
consequence of this
competition is that the
extinguished items...
-
Performance is
generally preserved in the side
ipsilateral to the
lesion (
ipsilesional).
Hemineglect is more
frequent and
arguably more
severe following damage...
-
representations may lead the
patients to
transpose all the
elements to the
ipsilesional side in
drawing tasks. In
these drawing and
memory tasks,
patients with...
-
Directional hypokinesia refers to a
deficit of
startup of
movements of
ipsilesional limbs in
contralesional space.
Patients are
slowed down when they have...
- MH.; Chatterjee, A. (Feb 2000). "Sensory and
response interference by
ipsilesional stimuli in
tactile extinction". Cortex. 36 (1): 81–92. doi:10...
- D. L., Kim, G. M., Adair, J. C., Lee, K. H. & Heilman, K. M. [1999].
Ipsilesional neglect:
behavioural and
anatomical features.
Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery...
