December 8, 2025Brain CommunicationsOpen Access

From acute neglect to chronic constructional deficits: parieto-temporal contributions to long-term post-stroke impairments

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Different behavioral impairments were identified across acute and chronic stroke patients, emphasizing the role of precentral gyri in acute symptoms.
The study utilized neuropsychological tests to establish symptom profiles reflecting spatial awareness deficits in stroke recovery.
Statistical factorial analyses and mapping techniques assessed the correlation between brain lesions and patient symptoms across phases.
Highlights the necessity for tailored rehabilitation strategies to address ongoing spatial awareness challenges post-stroke.

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Observational analysis reveals different visuospatial deficits in acute and chronic stroke patients, suggesting improved diagnostic tests are needed for rehabilitation strategies.

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Thomasson et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/693624ad4fa91c937236c70b https://doi.org/10.1093/braincomms/fcaf477

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Observational analysis reveals different visuospatial deficits in acute and chronic stroke patients, suggesting improved diagnostic tests are needed for rehabilitation strategies.

From acute neglect to chronic constructional deficits: parieto-temporal contributions to long-term post-stroke impairments

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From acute neglect to chronic constructional deficits: parieto-temporal contributions to long-term post-stroke impairments

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