Hi,
Very sorry for your complications from surgery. What you describe is not an uncommon complication from such a surgery.
However, depending on the type of
tumor it was- perhaps the risks of taking it out (resulting in your facial, hand, and leg
paralysis) were judged to be worth the benefit of removing that foreign mass which may have been causing problems due to
elevated intracranial pressure,
headaches, other symptoms of weakness, etc.
The good news, however, is that 1 year postsurgery is not necessarily that much time for full recovery and I believe it is still possible that with
rehabilitation assistance you may still be able to obtain some type of recovery.
You should investigate something called
Functional Electrical Stimulation therapy (FES).
Even after 1 year there may still be a window of opportunity if you can find a center that has this capability to treat patients with similar problems.
Unfortunately, I live in the United States therefore, I do not know how to direct you to any specialists in your geographic area.
My recommendation is that you call a local hospital and ask for assistance.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Dariush Saghafi,
Neurologist