Actually due to lesions inš§ Corpus callosum and supplementary motor area in brain one hand acts independently - may grasp, touch or interfere with tasks.
Patient is aware of it but canāt control it.
Often post-stroke or surgery.
Due to know something more??
Right! āDr. Strangelove syndromeā Is another name (based upon the movie by same name).
Wowwā¦nice information 
1st time hearing about this disease.
Informativeš.
I have heard this for the first time, sounds interesting. Letās discuss more.
Thats an interesting syndrome. First time hearing it.
Thanks for this information.
Major sign is involuntary, purposeful movements in a limb, without the patientās conscious intentionā¦ Patient feels like an alien controlling his hand since he himself is not doing it..
Kinda scaryā¦
Heard for the first time, sounds interesting
Sounds challenging, thankfs for the information.
Alien hand syndrome is a rare neurological condition where one hand performs involuntary movements, acting independently of the personās will, often caused by brain injury, surgery, or neurodegenerative disorders.
Thankyou