Table 3.

Poststroke hemispatial neglect symptoms.

Domains	Categories	Deficits
Modality	Perceptual neglect	Difficulty with allocating attention to visual, tactile, or auditory stimuli appearing on the contralesional side of space
	Motor neglect	Reduced or slowed movements using the contralesional limb that cannot be attributed to primary motor deficit; reduced or slowed movements in/towards the contralesional side of space
	Representational neglect	Problems imagining or visualising the contralesional side of scenes
Reference frame	Egocentric	Underrepresentation of contralesional side of space in relation to one's own body/body parts (e.g., subjective estimate of one's body midline or straight ahead shifted towards the ipsilesional side)
	Allocentric	Underrepresentation of contralesional side of spatial relationships between external objects separated in space (e.g., bisections of straight line shifted toward the end corresponding to the ipsilesional side)
Region of space	Personal	Reduced attention to contralesional side of the body
	Peripersonal	Reduced attention to contralesional side of the space within one's reach
	Extrapersonal	Reduced attention to contralesional side of the space beyond one's reach