Effects of Sensory Reeducation Programs on Functional Hand Sensibility after Median and Ulnar Repair: A Systematic Review

Miller LK, Chester R, Jerosch-Herold C (Univ of East Anglia, Norwich, UK) J Hand Ther 25:297-307, 2012^§

Abstract

Introduction

This is the first systematic review looking at the effectiveness of sensory re-education programmes on functional sensibility which focuses purely on clinical trials of adult patients with median and ulnar nerve injuries.

Methods

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