National institute of Health Stroke Score (Score NIHSS)
11 Extinction, négligence 0-Absence d'extinction et de négligence
1-Extinction dans une seule modalité, visuelle ou sensitive, ou négligence partielle
auditive, spatiale ou personnelle.
2-Négligence sévère ou anosognosie ou extinction portant sur plus d'une modalité
106
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