Both behavioral and electrophysiological methods were used to assess a
ltitudinal neglect. In the first experiment, 100 patients with neglect
completed Albert's Barrage test. Most omissions were present in the l
ower left quadrant. In 16 patients, visual evoked potentials to stimul
i in the four quadrants were separately recorded (Exp. 2). Latencies i
n the lower left quadrant were longer than those in the other quadrant
s. A third experiment provided electrophysiological normative data fro
m 13 young normal subjects. Overall, the results showed that both the
horizontal and vertical dimensions of space are affected in neglect pa
tients.