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Hand Function Rehabilitation Training to improves strength, dexterity and mobility after injury or surgery, or due to condition like stroke

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Hand function rehabilitation training is a therapy process designed to improve the strength, dexterity, and mobility of the hand and fingers after an injury, surgery, or neurological event. It uses a variety of exercises and methods, including functional tasks, resistance training, and technology like robotic gloves or virtual reality, to help individuals regain control over their hand movements and improve their quality of life.

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Functional, real-world tasks: Therapy focuses on "doing" in order to learn. Exercises involve functional activities like using cutlery, buttoning a shirt, or picking up small objects to directly improve the skills needed for everyday life.
Brain-activated therapy: The goal is to reconnect the brain and body, a process known as neuroplasticity. Through intentional movement, the brain forms new pathways to relearn and regain function.
Improvement in a range of motion and strength: Training helps to increase grip strength and flexibility, while also reducing joint stiffness and pain.
Use of technology: Robotic gloves and other devices can provide consistent, rigorous training, sometimes in a "mirror mode" where the healthy hand's movement is copied by the affected hand.
Enhanced quality of life: The ultimate goal is to help patients regain independence and a higher quality of life by making daily tasks more manageable and less painful.