The present application relates to a mirror movement evaluation apparatus and an impairment evaluation method of a patient using the same. The present application, according to one aspect of the present application, comprises first and second reference portions for guiding initial positions of both hands, and first and second measurement portions for measuring moving distances of voluntary and involuntary movements generated by the hands positioned at the first and second reference portions such that a mirror movement can be objectively and quantitatively measured, and thereby an initial countermeasure against sequelae of a cerebral stroke can flexibly be initialized.
MIRROR MOVEMENT MEASURING APPARATUS AND IMPAIRMENT EVALUATION METHOD OF PATIENT USING SAME