Multisensory processing after a brain damage: Clues on post-injury crossmodal plasticity from neuropsychology

► A brain lesion can disrupt the ability to integrate multisensory information. ► A brain lesion can induce abnormal multisensory experiences. ► Spared multisensory mechanisms can compensate for post-injury unisensory disorders. ► Post-injury crossmodal plasticity represents an attempt to reconnect the senses. ► Post-injury multisensory phenomena are mediated by large-scale brain networks.