Evaluating the effectiveness of sensory re-education in adults with median and ulnar nerve injuries: A systematic review.

A systematic review published in the Journal of Hand Therapy examined how effective sensory re-education programs are for adults who have sustained median or ulnar nerve injuries. The review evaluated outcomes related to sensory recovery following these peripheral nerve injuries, which commonly impair hand function and quality of life. Findings from this analysis are relevant to hand therapists designing rehabilitation protocols aimed at restoring sensory capacity in affected patients.

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