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Research by Jacinta O’Shea reveals the striking potential of brain stimulation to cause long-lasting improvements in stroke patients’ attention deficits.
The patient was asked to distribute flowers equally around the garden. They are all clumped to the right, showing dramatic neglect of left space.
