The Syrebo C12 (model SY-HRC12) is a pneumatic robotic hand rehabilitation glove for repeated hand and finger training at home. It combines assisted finger movement with mirror, pinch, extension, fine-motor and functional exercises. The current product is available in adult sizes S–XL and in...
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Choose your C10 configuration Select the hand you want to train: left, right or both. Check your hand measurements with our glove size tool before choosing an adult S–XL size. Review the selected configuration and its price before adding to your cart. Ask for...
Check your E12E setup before ordering Choose left, right or both hands, then check the adult S–XL options with our glove size tool. For game mode, review the current Android app information. Need a particular accessory or a both-hands setup? Ask support to confirm...
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Mirror box training is one of the most researched and accessible rehabilitation tools for stroke survivors. You don't need a clinical setting — a quiet corner with good lighting and 30 minutes a day is enough to start rewiring your brain. Here's exactly how to do it right. The Core Principle Place a mirror upright between your forearms. Move your healthy hand...
Every year, over 15 million strokes occur globally, with approximately half of survivors experiencing persistent upper-limb dysfunction. In the US alone, nearly 800,000 new strokes happen annually — and over 80% of those affected struggle daily with hand and arm dysfunction. The good news: these deficits aren't necessarily permanent. Mirror therapy offers evidence-based hope, and it's something you can do at home....