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    Choi SH, Na DL, Adair JC, Yoon SJ, Ha CG, Heilman KM.
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  • 24. Ipsilesional versus contralesional neglect depends on attentional demands.
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  • 29. The inferior temporal lobe mediates distracter-resistant visual search of patients with spatial neglect.
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  • 31. Eye movements and visuoverbal descriptions exhibit heterogeneous and dissociated patterns before and after prismatic adaptation in unilateral spatial neglect.
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