What is the Brachial Plexus?

The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that sends signals from your spine to your shoulder, arm, and hand. Damage to these nerves can cause:

• Weakness or numbness in the arm

• Loss of movement or coordination

• Muscle atrophy or deformity

• Chronic pain

Conditions We Treat:

• Traumatic Brachial Plexus Injuries (from accidents or sports injuries)

• Obstetric/Birth Brachial Plexus Palsy (like Erb’s Palsy)

• Peripheral Nerve Injuries (including ulnar, radial, or median nerve damage)

• Post-surgical or post-radiation nerve damage

Our Surgical Services Include:

• Nerve Grafting – to bridge damaged nerves using donor tissue

• Nerve Transfers – rerouting healthy nerves to restore lost function

• Microsurgical Nerve Repair – precise suturing of severed nerves

• Muscle or Tendon Transfers – for long-standing or delayed cases

• Functional Restoration Surgery – to improve movement and strength

Benefits of Early Nerve Repair:

• Improved chances of full recovery

• Reduced muscle wasting and joint stiffness

• Restoration of voluntary control and sensation

• Enhanced quality of life and independence

Why Choose Us?

• Specialized surgeons with expertise in nerve and microsurgery

• Advanced operation theater with magnification tools

• Personalized physiotherapy and rehabilitation plans

• Child- and adult-focused care approaches

• Compassionate, long-term patient support