Mirror Therapy for Hand Rehabilitation - Visual Guide & Technique #260317 (License: Personal Use)

This line drawing illustrates mirror therapy, a non-invasive neurorehabilitation technique where a patient places their affected hand beside a mirror while viewing the reflection of their unaffected hand-creating the illusion of movement in the impaired limb. The image shows both the real hand (left) and the mirrored reflection (right), with dots indicating finger joints to emphasize alignment and proprioceptive feedback. It’s commonly used in post-stroke, phantom limb, or complex regional pain syndrome treatment protocols.

Used on medical rehabilitation websites, physical therapy blogs, or stroke recovery resources to visually explain mirror therapy setup; matches user intent seeking evidence-based home exercises or clinical techniques for hand mobility restoration.