Two cancellation tests, Albert's Test and a new test with distractors, the Bells Test, which are both used for the evaluation of unilateral visuospatial neglect, were applied to 40 neurologically normal adults and 47 right CVA patients, 4-12 weeks after stroke. Norms are proposed for both tests. Results show that the Bells Test has greater discrimination power than Albert's Test. In both tasks, a left-to-right gradient of neglect is found in patients who show neglect.

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