Distinct Syndromes of Hemineglect · 1. Heilman KM, Valenstein E, Watson RT. The neglect syndrome . · 2. Brain WR. · 3. Denny-Brown D, Meyer JS, Horenstein S. · 4.Ourwebsiteusescookiestoenhanceyourexperience.Bycontinuingtouseoursite,orclicking"Continue,"youareagreeingtoourCookiePolicy | Continue[SkiptoNavigation]TwitterFacebookEmailMoreThisIssueDownloadPDFFullTextShareTwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInCiteThisPermissionsArticleNovember 1992DistinctSyndromesofHemineglectJeffreyBinder,MD;RandolphMarshall,MD;RonaldLazar,PhD;etalJeffreyBenjamin,MD;J.P.Mohr,MDAuthorAffiliationsFromtheDepartmentofNeurology,theNeurologicalInstitute,ColumbiaPresbyterianMedicalCenter,NewYork,NY(DrsBinder,Marshall,andMohr);andtheDepartmentofNeurology,StateUniversityofNewYorkHealthScienceCenter,Brooklyn,NY(DrsLazarandBenjamin).ArchNeurol.1992;49(11):1187-1194.doi:10.1001/archneur.1992.00530350109026visualabstracticonVisualAbstracteditorialcommenticonEditorialCommentrelatedarticlesiconRelatedArticlesauthorinterviewiconInterviewsmultimediaiconMultimediaFullTextAbstract•Hemineglectwasassessedin34patientswithright-hemispherestrokeusingaletter-cancellationtaskandalinebisectiontask.Nosignificantcorrelation(r=.39)wasfoundbetweenscoresonthetwotests.Tenpatientswhoshowedneglectonthecancellationtaskbutperformednormallyonlinebisectionhadfrontalordeeplesions.Elevenpatientswithposteriorlesionsdeviatedrightwardonlinebisection;severalofthesehadminimalornocancellationdeficit.Anonmotortaskinvolvingjudgmentofabisectedlinewasalsoperformedabnormallybysixpatientswithlinebisectionshift,suggestingthatsuchshiftdoesnotresultfromamotorresponseasymmetry.Weproposethatseparablecomponentsoftheneglectsyndromemaybeassociatedwithdamagetodiscreteareasofthenondominanthemisphere.FullTextDownloadPDFFullTextCiteThisCitationBinderJ,MarshallR,LazarR,BenjaminJ,MohrJP.DistinctSyndromesofHemineglect.ArchNeurol.1992;49(11):1187–1194.doi:10.1001/archneur.1992.00530350109026Downloadcitationfile:Ris(Zotero)EndNoteBibTexMedlarsProCiteRefWorksRefere