Following transverse carpal ligament surgery to release impingement of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel, your patient has increased sensation of tingling when the wrist is extended.The impairment and its intervention should be:
A)Joint adhesions: use joint-mobilization techniques.
B)Median nerve adhesions: use nerve-mobilization techniques.
C)Ligamentous stress from the surgery: use cross-friction massage.
D)Scar adhesions: mobilize the skin around the surgical site followed by range of motion (ROM) exercises.

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Tingling sensations after carpal tunnel surgery suggest nerve involvement, and the best intervention is nerve-mobilization techniques. These techniques help restore normal nerve gliding and reduce discomfort. While joint mobilization techniques, cross-friction massage, and skin mobilization can be beneficial after surgery, they are not the best option for addressing nerve-related symptoms.

Following Transverse Carpal Ligament Surgery to Release Impingement of the Median