Various aspects following acute treatment in relation to injured nerve, injury location and concomitant nerve, vascular or tendon injury.

Interestingly, there is a significant increase for rehabilitation in patients with ulnar nerve injury and proximal nerve injuries. The surprisingly low number of rehabilitations in concomitant tendon or vascular injury is likely due to the high prevalence of very distal finger nerve injuries. Likewise, for nerve injuries proximal to the wrist, there is a high percentage of disability pension, which was however not quite statistically different. The column disability pension refers to percentage of reduced work ability, patients suffered as a consequence of the nerve injury. All P-Values were calculated using Kruskal-Wallis Test.