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    Re: brachial plexus injury

    Well. I used to depend mainly on motor evaluation of muscle power to know the degree of nerve injury ,but seems you depend on doctors and surgeons reports of EMG . So i can not know from you what the degree of nerve injury except you tell me what the child can do as hand closure and opening ...it is really difficult without seeing the child !!!!

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    Re: brachial plexus injury

    u r right emad main difficulty is that v r not able to see pt here.well she can close fist with wrist flexion.can pronate the elbow and addudt the shoulder.


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    Re: brachial plexus injury

    dear everybody,

    especially for people not being able to see a physiotherapist... patient information is important.
    I suggest you go to page 2 for my anwer to a similar question.
    Thread newborn diagnosed with Erbīs Palsy,
    and the following guidelines will be of some help.
    http://www.ubpn.org/awareness/A2002storment.pdf

    good luck to you all

    kind regards

    Esther de Ru


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    Re: brachial plexus injury

    Well, Early Surgical intervention is appropriate in severe flaccid cases which result from complete avulsion of the roots , however this is not common . So that ,giving chance for regeneration and Gentle handle of rehabailitation is good choice .I saw many cases and fallowed them ,what concerns me really the child tends to use the non-affected limb and that problem can not be approached through surgery because it is just behavior !!!

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    Re: brachial plexus injury

    Quote Originally Posted by estherderu View Post
    dear everybody,

    especially for people not being able to see a physiotherapist... patient information is important.
    I suggest you go to page 2 for my anwer to a similar question.
    Thread newborn diagnosed with Erbīs Palsy,
    and the following guidelines will be of some help.
    http://www.ubpn.org/awareness/A2002storment.pdf

    good luck to you all

    kind regards

    Esther de Ru
    Unfortunately thelinks is not working


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    Re: brachial plexus injury

    Dear Maryam,

    I can imagine. This link was put on the web nearly 5 years ago.
    I presume the website has changed or the link is no longer valid.
    I suggest you go to the original website http://www.ubpn.org/ and you may be able to find the newest version there.

    kind regards Esther



 
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