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Motor neglect concerns all proximal and distal movements, involving both the upper and lower limb in automatic gestures. Taxonomy of motor neglect symptoms is diverse: poor use of the affected limb, difficulty in bimanual activities (such as opening a bottle), spontaneous gestures reduced especially
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refers to a deficit of startup of movements of ipsilesional limbs in contralesional space. Patients are slowed down when they have to perform an action with the non-neglected limb in space account side, despite preservation of control and motor coordination. Motor neglect component is similar to
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Rode, G., Perenin, M. T., Honoré, J., Boisson, D. (1998). Improvement of the motor deficit of neglect patients through vestibular stimulation: evidence for a motor neglect component. Cortex; a
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One of the most distinctive features of motor neglect is the verbal prompt. Specifically, patients that are encouraged to use the limb with motor neglect have relatively normal movement, but do not perform the same movement spontaneously.
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while speaking and, lack of "swing" of the arm while walking. The gait is unbalanced, and the lower limb is often dragged with the consequent risk of falls. Movements of the neglected limb, when executed, are initiated with delay
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Harvey, M. (2004). Perceptual and premotor neglect: is there an ideal task to categorise patients? Cortex; a
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Saevarsson, S (2013). Motor
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938:Clasp-knife response
970:Conversion disorder
872:Swan neck deformity
795:Locomotive syndrome
159:Hemispatial neglect
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1016:Gait abnormalities
707:Spastic paraplegia
697:Spastic paraplegia
692:Periodic paralysis
601:Abnormal posturing
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402:Asynchronous gait
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324:Marche à petit pas
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717:Monoplegia
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646:Hypertonia
580:Echopraxia
570:Stereotypy
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427:Deformity
180:References
141:March 2018
114:Management
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877:Scoliosis
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521:Chorea
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