Clinical examination of the brachial plexus injury

A brief description of the steps of clinical examination of the patient with an adult brachial plexus injury. How to examine the different muscles and muscle groups, how to grade their power and how to arrive at a diagnosis and pinpoint the level of the brachial plexus injury, are some of the points discussed in the video.

[@subbuxy]

I have gone through several videos for Brachial plexus examination and accidentally stumbled on this video. An excellent detailed video with most needed audio inputs. I feel this video has to be included in the teaching syllabus of Postgraduate Orthopedics education. So amazing and thankyou Dr.G.Karthikeyan.
I would like to highlight a fine point which i learnt in this video. Testing the tone of DIP joint while testing FDS to check whether FDP is also acting or not AND many more finer points. Great work sir. Please make such great video with ample finer specific points targeting the specialist doctor audience.
Dr.Subbu

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you very much, Dr. Subbu, for your kind words. And I value your feedback, too!

[@ranjithparakkal2173]

Wow... excellent demonstration...you have done a wonderful work.... could not find any other teaching videos on bracheal plexus injury as good as this...hatsoff doctor....🙏

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you very much, Ranjith!

[@rizwansheikh9521]

Simplified. Easy to understand. Well done!

[@carolingasia1906]

Wow, thank you you've made my understanding of brachial plexus too easy.

[@TheRehabDoc]

Thanks a lot sir for this in-depth and yet so simplistic way of teaching !

[@somenghosh6697]

Very good explaination

[@the-neurosurgeon]

It is the best lecture available. Thank you so much sir . Regards

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@paraglad8429]

Amazing Sir..very useful presentation

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you so much, Parag! Glad you like it!

[@drsunilrathorecosmeticandp882]

Thanku so much sir for your great teaching . Definitely it will help a lot us to examine a Pt in better way and make a right and wise decision . Thanks again and keep teaching us .

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you very much, Dr Sunil Rathore!

[@SUDHIRkumar-zm7vu]

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[@rahimamahdjoub6300]

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[@MissisChannel]

or you could just order the newer type of MRI brachial plexus which is mri of the brachial plexus nerves. That is how they saw I have pseudomeningocele

[@asokarak1]

Amazing lecture sir...looking forward for your textbook

[@dukeomar416]

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[@rodneyty4361]

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[@dradilali9068]

thank you sir amazing video

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you Dr Adil Ali!

[@gamaltaher9714]

Good, thanks

[@drsajid-plasticsurgeon]

Sir how to do it in exam as we don't have that much time for examination, what steps should be skipped

[@subbuxy]

In time line 1.21 you have mentioned paralysis of paraspinal muscles means it is a post ganglionic injury. I feel you are wrong. Paralysis of cervical paraspinal muscles occur in preganglionic brachial plexus injury. Am i right?

[@GKHandSurgery]

Thank you for pointing out the typographical error. It was wrongly typed as postganglionic, but when I spoke, I said it is preganglionic lesion. Thank you.

[@nerminemikhail457]

thank you Sir, why there is an emptiness in the supraclavicular area in the preganglionic lesion?

[@GKHandSurgery]

That is because, in pre-ganglionic lesion, there is no proximal end of the nerve available, so there is no proximal neuroma. In a postganglionic lesion, there will be a proximal cut end, and a neuroma will develop and cause swelling in the supraclavicular region.

[@mpmusic1556]

Apka hospital kidar hai

[@GKHandSurgery]

Chennai

[@dillirajdevkota6207]

sir what kind of exercise we can do if brachial plexus injuyr

[@GKHandSurgery]

Only a clinical examination and therapist assessment will decide the physiotherapy and exercise protocol.

[@thangarajv2985]

My baby having erbs palsy

[@surulirajantnpscrrbsscbank1346]

Sir I'm suffered from erb's palsy by birth my right hand weak and I'm 36 years . It may be possibility to cure atleast 50%

[@debabratapatra4448]

Sir apka Chembur kaha par hai

[@shifashifars9900]

Sir I want to contact with you I have brachial plaxus injury I'm am from Punjab

[@GKHandSurgery]

Shifa Shifars, please send details to email: [e-mail]

[@tahadexter1]

what is the title of your textbook sir ?

[@GKHandSurgery]

"Manual of Reconstructive Hand Surgery by Dr. G. Karthikeyan"

[@aayushgamerz9728]

My brother has got brachial plexus in his right hand and spinal cord injury to d8 what to do sir please suggest me

[@GKHandSurgery]

Please send details to [e-mail]

[@atanusarkar2152]

Sir where can i go for operation of brachial plexus injury ? I have this after my bike accident

[@GKHandSurgery]

Any orthopaedic surgeon, plastic surgeon or hand surgeon who is trained in brachial plexus surgery will be able to help you!

[@tukaidas8692]

Kaha Kiya vai oparetion?

[@infotechmobiledileep]

Mera hath Kam nhi krta hai

[@infotechmobiledileep]

No moment sir hend kya kru sir

[@GKHandSurgery]

Please consult your doctor who can examine your hand and make a diagnosis.

[@RaviSingh-qs8ol]

Acdient hua tha

[@tamilvani3982]

Sir plss translated in Tamil plsss sir🙏🙏🙏

[@mpmusic1556]

Apka hospital kidar hai