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Strategies to reduce hypersensitivity in the hand after nerve injury or trauma.

Exercises that improve or maintain flexibility and movement in the joints of the hand.

Use of resistance exercises to increase the power of muscle groups in the hand.

Use of heat or cold to decrease pain and stiffness or reduce inflammation.

Series of hand movements designed to glide the tendons and maintain tendon excursion.

Therapy to improve movement, strength, and coordination after nerve damage.

Methods to prevent joint strain and degradation by changing the way tasks are performed.

Techniques to reduce swelling and promote fluid return in the hand.

Exercises and activities designed to improve the sense of joint position and movement.

Use of a reflective surface to create a visual illusion to help retrain the brain after limb loss or nerve injuries.

A type of psychotherapy that helps patients manage pain by changing the way they perceive and respond to it.

Activities and exercises focused on enhancing the power of the hand to grasp objects.

Therapy aimed at incorporating play and leisure activities into rehabilitation to facilitate improvement.

Use of electrical currents to reduce pain, stimulate muscles, and encourage healing.

A sequential process that includes laterality training, motor imagery, and mirror therapy to treat pain syndromes.

Providing information on hand anatomy, injury prevention, and independent management of hand conditions.

The application of pressure to the structures of the hand to reduce pain and increase relaxation.

Rehabilitation exercises performed in a pool to take advantage of the water's properties.

Education and exercises to improve balance and prevent falls, indirectly benefiting hand function by avoiding injuries.

Process of restoring one’s ability to return to work by addressing physical, functional, and emotional challenges.

Techniques used to treat muscles, tendons, and ligaments to reduce stiffness and adhesions.

Exercises focused on improving sensory perception following nerve injuries or neurological conditions.

Utilizing purposeful and meaningful activities to improve functional hand use and achieve therapeutic goals.

A soft tissue therapy aimed at treating skeletal muscle immobility and pain by relaxing contracted muscles.

Use of techniques to reduce scar formation and promote healing after surgery or injury.

Teaching patients about the mechanisms of pain and strategies to manage it effectively.

Techniques to increase the strength of the thumb and fingers in a pinching motion.

The use of computer software and hardware to provide interactive and engaging exercises for hand rehabilitation.

Using various treatment strategies to alleviate pain and improve function in patients with hand arthritis.

Application of elastic tape to support muscles and joints without restricting range of motion.

Exercises that apply controlled stress to tissues to promote healing and improve tolerance.

Exercises that train the hand muscles to perform tasks requiring fine motor skills and delicate manipulation.

The process of altering how a task is performed to reduce stress on the hand and joints.

Application of static or dynamic devices to immobilize or support hand joints and muscles.

Hands-on techniques to manipulate or mobilize soft tissues and joints of the hand.

Exercises specifically designed to alleviate discomfort in the hand.

Evaluations of the work environment and modifications to support joint health and function.

Focus on exercises that simulate actual daily activities or specific work tasks to increase capability.

The alternation of hot and cold water baths to reduce edema and improve circulation.