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Engineering software tools for assessment of visuo-spatial neglect

Engineering software tools for assessment of visuo-spatial neglect
Engineering software tools for assessment of visuo-spatial neglect
This paper describes the development and implementation of a computer based diagnostic 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. It has been recognised as a major barrier to post-stroke rehabilitation. The system being developed provides consistent and accurate assessment of the drawn (static) data by applying a series of marking algorithms based on automated image processing. Because patient test response is captured in real time using a computer based system, a number of constructional features (dynamic data) can also be extracted to give a clearer definition to the nature and severity of the patient's neglect.
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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.
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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.
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Fairhurst, M.C., Guest, R.M. and Donnelly, N. , et al. (1998) Engineering software tools for assessment of visuo-spatial neglect. In IEE Colloquium on Intelligent Decision Support in Clinical Practice (Ref. No. 1998/462). Institution of Engineering and Technology. 2/1-2/5 . (doi:10.1049/ic:19980788).

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This paper describes the development and implementation of a computer based diagnostic 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. It has been recognised as a major barrier to post-stroke rehabilitation. The system being developed provides consistent and accurate assessment of the drawn (static) data by applying a series of marking algorithms based on automated image processing. Because patient test response is captured in real time using a computer based system, a number of constructional features (dynamic data) can also be extracted to give a clearer definition to the nature and severity of the patient's neglect.

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Published date: June 1998
Venue - Dates: IEE Colloquium on Intelligent Decision Support in Clinical Practice, , London, United Kingdom, 1998-06-22 - 1998-06-22

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Local EPrints ID: 489760
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/489760
PURE UUID: 7c415998-a5ff-4a08-a141-ccd258f0aac1
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
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