Brachial Plexus Injury
Rebuilding the nerves that power the arm.
The brachial plexus is the network of nerves that carries signals from the spinal cord to the shoulder, arm and hand. Injury to these nerves is not uncommon — most often in childbirth, but also through road traffic accidents and other trauma.
For most infants injured at birth, the resulting impairment is mild and temporary. When injury is more severe, however, expert surgical reconstruction can restore movement and sensation — and change the course of a life.
Understanding the injury
Brachial plexus injuries range from a temporary stretch of the nerves to complete tearing away from the spinal cord. The severity determines which treatment — from observation and physiotherapy to microsurgical reconstruction — is required.
Acting early matters
Nerves heal slowly, and timing is critical. Early specialist assessment gives the best chance of a meaningful recovery, especially in the developing nerves of a newborn.
About brachial plexus
They are not uncommon. The vast majority are mild and recover fully, but a small proportion benefit from surgical treatment.
Yes — with early assessment and appropriate surgery or therapy, many patients regain meaningful movement and function.
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