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Analysing visuo-spatial neglect through figure-copying tasks

Analysing visuo-spatial neglect through figure-copying tasks
Analysing visuo-spatial neglect through figure-copying tasks
This paper describes the automatic analysis and diagnostic interpretation of hand-drawn geometric shapes implemented as part of a computer-based test battery for the assessment of visuo-spatial neglect in stroke patients. Visuo-spatial neglect is the inability of a brain damaged patient to react to visual stimuli on the opposite side to the lesion. The symptoms of neglect are not 'all-or-nothing' and therefore accurate assessment of the severity of the condition is important as it affects the treatment modality assigned to a patient and potentially the rate of recovery through post-stroke rehabilitation. The test system comprises a Wacom graphics tablet connected to a portable computer. Test overlays (A4 sized) are placed on the tablet and are completed by the patient
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Institution of Engineering and Technology
Fairhurst, M.C.
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Guest, R.M.
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Donnelly, N.
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Potter, J.
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Deighton, A.
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Patel, M.
et al.
Fairhurst, M.C.
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Guest, R.M.
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Donnelly, N.
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Potter, J.
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Deighton, A.
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Patel, M.

Fairhurst, M.C., Guest, R.M. and Donnelly, N. , et al. (1998) Analysing visuo-spatial neglect through figure-copying tasks. In IEE Third European Workshop on Handwriting Analysis and Recognition. Institution of Engineering and Technology. 2/1-2/5 . (doi:10.1049/ic:19980676).

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This paper describes the automatic analysis and diagnostic interpretation of hand-drawn geometric shapes implemented as part of a computer-based test battery for the assessment of visuo-spatial neglect in stroke patients. Visuo-spatial neglect is the inability of a brain damaged patient to react to visual stimuli on the opposite side to the lesion. The symptoms of neglect are not 'all-or-nothing' and therefore accurate assessment of the severity of the condition is important as it affects the treatment modality assigned to a patient and potentially the rate of recovery through post-stroke rehabilitation. The test system comprises a Wacom graphics tablet connected to a portable computer. Test overlays (A4 sized) are placed on the tablet and are completed by the patient

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Published date: 1 July 1998
Venue - Dates: IEE Third European Workshop on Handwriting Analysis and Recognition, , Brussels, Belgium, 1998-07-14 - 1998-07-15

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Local EPrints ID: 489723
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/489723
PURE UUID: f1250c21-c285-428e-984f-7b179a077530
ORCID for R.M. Guest: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-7535-7336

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Author: M.C. Fairhurst
Author: R.M. Guest ORCID iD
Author: N. Donnelly
Author: J. Potter
Author: A. Deighton
Author: M. Patel
Corporate Author: et al.

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