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. 2021 Jul 21;12:680211. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.680211

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Copyright © 2021 Daibert-Nido, Pyatova, Cheung, Nayomi, Markowitz, Bouffet and Reber.

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Principle of audiovisual stimulation program (NeurofyResearch). Sequence of the visual task. (1) Eight yellow still spheres are present in a virtual cube. (2) One of these spheres turns red for 5 s (cued target) and returns to yellow. (3) All spheres randomly move following linear paths across the visual field encompassing the blind field and bouncing on one another and on the walls of the virtual 3D cube when collisions occurred. (4) After 30 s, the spheres stopped moving. (5) The patient had to select the cued target using a hand-guided virtual laser pointer. (6) A correct selection is considered a positive hit.