The incidence rate for unilateral spatial neglect following a stroke in the United States is upwards of 80% in right-sided stroke patients.SearchSearchSearchTogglenavigationpPhysiopediapPhysiopediaAboutNewsContributeCoursesResourcesContactDonateLoginpPhysiopediaAboutNewsContributeCoursesResourcesShopContactDonatepo+ContentsEditorsCategoriesShareCiteContentsloading...Editorsloading...Categoriesloading...Whenreferingtoevidenceinacademicwriting,youshouldalwaystrytoreferencetheprimary(original)source.Thatisusuallythejournalarticlewheretheinformationwasfirststated.InmostcasesPhysiopediaarticlesareasecondarysourceandsoshouldnotbeusedasreferences.Physiopediaarticlesarebestusedtofindtheoriginalsourcesofinformation(seethereferenceslistatthebottomofthearticle).IfyoubelievethatthisPhysiopediaarticleistheprimarysourcefortheinformationyouarereferingto,youcanusethebuttonbelowtoaccessarelatedcitationstatement.CitearticleUnilateralNeglectJumpto:navigation,searchOriginalEditor-EmilyWood,KathyBueckert,AlexandraDansereau, CassandraSchillingaspartoftheQueen'sUniversityNeuromotorFunctionProjectTopContributors-EmilyWood,CassandraSchilling,KathyBueckert,AlexandraDansereau,RedishaJakibanjar,KimJackson,WikiSysopandWoutVanHeesContents1Definition2Epidemiology3Etiology/Pathology4ClinicalPresentation5Diagnosis6Management/Interventions6.1VisualExplorationTraining6.2NeckMuscleVibration6.3TranscranialMagneticStimulation6.4OptokineticStimulation6.5ColdWaterVestibularStimulation6.6Galvanic-VestibularStimulation6.7PrismAdaptation6.8LimbActivationTraining6.9MentalImageryTraining6.10SustainedAttentionTraining6.11EyePatching6.12VirtualRealityTraining6.13TrunkRotationTraining6.14TranscutaneousElectricalNerveStimulation6.15MirrorTherapy6.16FeedbackTraining7Prognosis8ReferencesDefinition[edit|editsource]Unilateralneglectisanattentiondisorderthatarisesasaresultofinjurytothecerebralcortex[1].Unilateralneglectisalsocommonlyknownascontralateralneglect,hemispatialneglect,visuospatialneglect,spatialneglect,orhem