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2008 6 30 223 95 Abstract Unilateral spatial neglect Masaharu Maeda Unilateral spatial neglect USN is a symptom to neglect the other side stimulation of the hemispheric brain damage and it is easy to occur with right brain damage. The often shown symptoms of the USN are rotating the face and the eyes to the right, being unable to recognize the things on the left side and the discourse disorder, etc. Tests like Behavioral Inattention Test BIT and Catherine Bergego Scale are used for the USN. There are mechanisms such as theories of inattention, directionality hypokinesis and symbolic disorder, etc. Moreover, the priming of the left visual stimulation was described. The lesions of the USN are the territory of middle cerebral artery, posterior cerebral artery and anterior cerebral artery, etc. As for the rehabilitation, training of the attention to the left and the compensative methods are reported. The key point of the training is to think out the emotional exchange, the stimulation method, and the way to improve motivation. It is necessary to correspond appropriately in the rehabilitation team.