Objective In the spectrum of spatial neglect, personal neglect (body neglect) plays an important role in the difficulties encountered by patients, but its assessment is often centered on the sphere…
Objective Subjects use different referentials for spatial localization, and the egocentric references are very often impaired especially during stroke. The objective is to find the difference between activations induced by…
Objective Unilateral spatial neglect (USN) and verticality perception biases are frequently associated after right hemispheric cerebral stroke (Pérennou et al., 2006). These troubles in spatial cognition have also in common…
Objective The genito-sexual disorders can be caused by stroke. These disorders often are silent even if they are at the heart of patient concerns. The objective was to study the…
Objective Since 10 years, health care for stroke patients had increased considerably: increasing number of the stroke units, development of authorized neurological specialized PRM departments, and new therapies used (thrombolysis, thrombectomy)….
Objective Weight-bearing asymmetry (WBA) at the expense of the paretic side concerns 60% of stroke patients. WBA is associated with poor functional prognosis especially in terms of gait performance ….
Objective After stroke, the less affected upper-limb shows slight but substantial and longterm motor deficits . Kinematically, this is reflected by an increased segmentation of movements. Here, we aim to…
Objective Visual vertical (VV) measurements are being increasingly used for routine clinical assessment of spatial cognition, to investigate otolithic vestibular function and identify altered verticality perception as a possible cause…
Objective Transit disorders are frequent in multiple sclerosis with an impact on the health related quality of life. However, just a few studies have been published on this subject. Moreover,…
Objective In stroke patients, motor impairments evaluated during the first few weeks usually predict upper limb motor outcomes after rehabilitation. However, a recent growing literature suggests that severe patients might…
