The present study was done to examine the effectiveness of sensory reeducation in patients after
median or ulnar nerve repair at the wrist level. 22 male patients with peripheral nerve injury and
repair at the wrist level were divided equally into experimental (mean age = 26.45 yrs) and control
group (mean age = 32.09 yrs). The control group received only the home program, while the
experimental group received additionally sensory reeducation therapy. The therapy was given in
6 sessions per week for 3 months. The outcome measures were checked in terms of touch-pressure,
two-point discrimination – static and dynamic, level of paresthesia and the number objects identified
in Object Recognition Test. Parametric statistics was used to compute data of the above outcome
measures. The experimental group showed significant change (p < 0.05) in the five parameters than
the control group.The findings suggest that sensory reeducation when added with home program
enhances better recovery of sensation.