"hemiscreen" meaning in English

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          "text": "Moreover, in a control experiment, patients performed the same task in two further conditions: once when targets moved only within the left hemiscreen (i.e., dynamic left condition), and once only within the right hemiscreen (i.e., dynamic right condition).",
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