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Transcranial direct current stimulation to the parietal cortex in hemispatial neglect: a feasibility study

Smit et al., 2015

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2718232325162442818
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Smit M
Schutter D
Nijboer T
Visser-Meily J
Kappelle L
Kant N
Penninx J
Dijkerman H
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Neuropsychologia

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Objectives Prior research suggests that dampening neural activity of the intact, presumably overactive hemisphere, combined with increasing neural activity in the damaged hemisphere, might restore cortical interhemispheric balance and reduce neglect. In the …
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