Mirror Therapy Rehabilitation of the Upper Limb After Stroke (NEURO-MIROIR 2)

upper limb rehabilitation involving submaximal passive amplitude stretching movements, inhibition postures, active efforts assisted of varying difficulty, target approach exercises with or without elbow support and gripping tasks, adapted to the upper limb's paresis abilities. The patient will be encouraged to gradually dispense with the assistance provided by the therapist or any technical assistance (suspension...) and thus to carry out the exercises in free active as soon as possible.

"* First week: observation, mentalization and then attempt to perform the movements on the screen.~* Second and third weeks: production of analytical movements of wrist flexion/extension, pronation/supination, finger flexion/extension, thumb opposition.~* From the 4th week until the end: depending on the patient's motor capacities, continuation of the work of the previous 2 weeks or introduction of more functional work with object manipulation, gripping work.~Conventional rehabilitation upper limb rehabilitation involving submaximal passive amplitude stretching movements, inhibition postures, active efforts assisted of varying difficulty, target approach exercises with or without elbow support and gripping tasks, adapted to the upper limb's paresis abilities. The patient will be encouraged to gradually dispense with the assistance provided by the therapist or any technical assistance (suspension...) and thus to carry out the exercises in free active as soon as possible."