Effects of Neuro-dynamic Mobilization Techniques on Upper Limb Functions in Pronator Teres Syndrome

The experimental group will receive neuro-dynamic mobilization techniques along with task oriented training. Slider versus tensioner technique will be applied according to each patient's need. Session time will be 25-30 minutes. Four series of 10 tensioning movements at a rhythm of ∼6s per cycle and 1 min rest between each series will be performed. After each cycle of 10 repetitions, the position will hold for 10s.

Conventional treatment will include therapeutic ultrasound for 4 min, TENS for 10 min. Task oriented training will be designed according to patient's functional outcomes. Sessions will be given for 6 days a week, 25-30 minutes per day.