Category: Brachial plexus injury

    Neurosurgery is a discipline that treats brain and spinal cord tumors and spine related diseases by surgical means using the surgical method as the main treatment. It is…

To rehabilitate brachial plexus injury, firstly, it is necessary to get rid of the cause, eliminate inflammatory edema, reduce further damage to the nerve, and prevent contracture and deformity from…

Hereditary multiple osteochondromas (HME), also known as multiple exophytic warts and diaphyseal sequelae, are characterized by disorders of osteogenesis within the cartilage, manifested by abnormal protrusion of the epiphysis with…

Patient: Description of condition (onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): When the girl was born, she was pulled out by an external force, resulting in C5C6 rupture and C7 avulsion…

After nerve injury, especially brachial plexus nerve injury, the affected limb cannot move, which brings a heavy burden to the patient’s work and heart. Rapidly restoring the function of the…

       Etiology 1.Stretching injury Such as upper limb injury caused by belt entrapment. 2.Collision injury If the shoulder is hit by a fast car or the shoulder is…

I: Common clinical manifestations of brachial plexus nerve root or stem injury A. Upper trunk or upper middle trunk injury: Main clinical manifestations: both shoulder abduction and flexion elbow dysfunction.…

Neonatal brachial plexus injury is mainly based on the birth history, and is most often seen when the mother is in obstructed labor, when a huge baby usually weighs more…

Strain or compression of the fetal brachial plexus nerve during delivery is the main cause of brachial plexus injury in newborns, most commonly to the upper brachial plexus trunk. If…

The upper limb paralysis caused by the injury to the brachial plexus nerve trunk or root at birth is also known as birth paralysis or birth palsy. Western medicine believes…