Which of the following is NOT a component of Nonoperative Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Treatment?

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Nonoperative cubital tunnel syndrome management centers on reducing nerve compression and promoting nerve mobility without surgery. Edema control helps decrease swelling around the elbow, which lowers pressure in the tunnel. Pain management keeps symptoms tolerable and supports participation in therapy. Ulnar nerve gliding exercises encourage smooth sliding of the nerve through the cubital tunnel, reducing tethering as the elbow moves. Endoscopic release is a surgical procedure that decompresses the ulnar nerve and is not part of nonoperative care; it’s considered when conservative measures don’t relieve symptoms or when there are signs warranting surgical intervention.