Hand Rehabilitation

The department specializes in the management of conditions and injuries affecting:

• the elbow
• the forearm
• the hand
• the fingers

These conditions may be of:

• traumatic origin
• surgical origin
• peripheral neurological origin
• degenerative origin

Our goal is to restore mobility, strength, coordination, and hand function, while promoting patient independence in daily activities.

Our team consists of:

• 5 occupational therapists
• 12 physiotherapists

All are specifically trained in hand rehabilitation.

Care is comprehensive and personalized, combining functional rehabilitation and occupational therapy to meet the specific needs of each patient.

Our occupational therapists

Mme Wassima BEN SI ALI

Occupational Therapist

Mme Pascaline PEETERS

Occupational Therapist

Mme Mathilde DAMIEN

Occupational Therapist

Mme Mathilde THIRY

Occupational Therapist

Mme Chloé BAUDOT

Occupational Therapist

Our physiotherapists

Mr Luis ARDANZA TREVIJANO

Physiotherapist

Mme Els CODDENS

Physiotherapist

Mr Arnaud COLASSE

Physiotherapist

Mr Dominique DA CONCEICAO MARQUES

Physiotherapist

Mme Veronique DARBE

Physiotherapist

Mme Alicia DE WILDE D'ESTMAEL

Physiotherapist

Mr Martin MALFAIT

Physiotherapist

Mme Morgane MAQUET

Physiotherapist

Mme Annick PUTTEMANS

Physiotherapist

Mme Mathilde RIBET

Physiotherapist

Mme Ambre WILLEMSENS

Physiotherapist

The department designs custom-made orthoses tailored to each patient’s therapeutic needs.

These orthoses help to:

• protect
• support
• correct
• facilitate functional recovery

They are adjustable and evolve according to the patient’s progress throughout rehabilitation.

We also welcome external patients referred by their surgeon or physician.

The department works closely with:

• hand and upper limb surgeons
• the physical medicine department

This close collaboration ensures continuity of care and a consistent, high-quality treatment approach.

Our expertise is based on recognized and specialized techniques such as:

• diacutaneous tenofibrolysis (instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization)
• neurodynamic techniques
• MAPS (Specific Progressive Analytical Mobilization)
• management of tendon repairs according to the Elliot and Manchester protocols

These approaches allow for precise, targeted, and individualized rehabilitation.

Department hours
Monday to Friday, from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
📞 02 / 434 85 44

Appointments – Secretariat
📞 02 / 434 54 20

Rehabilitation room
1st floor – Corridor C
Waiting room C3

Secretariat
1st floor – Atrium level
Office S11