1. Generalization of Prism Adaptation for Wheelchair Driving Task in Patients With Unilateral Spatial Neglect 
Satoru Watanabe, RPT, MSc, Kazu Amimoto, RPT, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 91, Issue 3, Pages (March 2010)
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2. Fig 1
Wheelchair driving tasks. (A) Wheelchair midpoint-directed task. (B) Wheelchair goal-directed task. Abbreviations: LO, left outer; LI, left inner; RI, right inner; RO, right outer.
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3. Fig 2
Results of wheelchair MD task. Horizontal axis represents the amount of bias from the midpoint. Error bars are SDs. Positive is right. The white rectangle represents the amount of bias prior to PA. The blank rectangle represents the amount of bias after PA. After PA, the reach point shifted to the left almost to the true midpoint.
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4. Fig 3
Results of wheelchair GD task. Horizontal axis represents the target position. Vertical axis represents the time taken to reach the target. Error bars are SDs. The white squares indicate the time taken to reach the respective target placements before PA, and the black squares indicate the time taken after PA. Prior to PA, there was a significant delay in reaching the outer left target compared with the other positions, but after PA, the time taken to reach this target was virtually the same as that for the other target positions. Abbreviations: LO, left outer; LI, left inner; RI, right inner; RO, right outer.
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