Disturbances of body orientation perception after brain lesions may specifically relate to only
one dimension of space. Stroke patients with “pusher syndrome” suffer from a severe …

Objective: To examine the clinimetric properties and clinical applicability of published tools
forquantifying'the degree of lateropulsion or pusher syndrome following stroke. Data …

Background: The subjective postural vertical (SPV), ie, the perceived upright orientation of
the body in relation to gravity, is disturbed in patients with pusher behavior. So far, the SPV …

Objetivo. O objetivo desta revisão de literatura foi levantar e discutir estudos sobre a
contribuição visual para o controle postural, aspecto este, notoriamente necessário para o …

[Purpose] The purpose of the present study was to examine and compare the effects of
proprioceptive training accompanied by motor imagery training and general proprioceptive …

BACKGROUND: Following a neurologic event such as traumatic brain injury (TBI),
cerebrovascular accident (CVA), and chronic neurological conditions including Parkinson's …

[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of visual feedback training
(VFT) in the sitting position on sitting balance ability and visual perception of chronic stroke …

Training with visual and auditory biofeedback, in patients with stroke, improved balance
ability and asymmetric posture. We developed a new biofeedback training device to prevent …

Background: Postural control is often impaired in hemiparetic patients. During upright
stance, hemiparetic subjects sway more than subjects with an unaffected hemibody, and …

Objective: To demonstrate that Visual Midline Shift Syndrome (VMSS) following a
cerebrovascular accident (CVA) can be corrected with yoked prisms. Research design: This …