Objective:To observe the improvement in activities of daily living(ADL) for the hand-injured patients with adjunctive gloves. Methods:Forty patients were divided into experimental group and control group randomly. Two groups received rehabilitative training once a day,five times a week. The patients in the experimental group wore self-made adjunctive gloves 15 minutes every time combined with rehabilitation training,and the patients in control group received rehabilitative training only. Simple test for evaluating hand function(STEF,handling 70mm big ball and square block of wood),and Milliken ADL(ten activities),and the ability of putting a fine metal of 2 mm diameter into a perforated board were evaluated before and after twenty times of rehabilitation. Results:The assessing indicators in the two groups were all improved,and the patients in experimental group showed more marked improvement than controls(P < 0.05) except bottle opening(P > 0.05). Conclusion:Wearing self-made adjunctive gloves can improve ADL for hand-injured patients.