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DR. MY MOTHER HAD AN SMALL ACCIDENT 2 MONTHS BACK AND HER INJURY WAS SHOULDER DISLOCATION AND SOME ARM BONE CREAKS DR S DONE SMALL OPERATION AT “HIHT”, JOLLYGRANT DEHRADUN UTTARAKHAND INDIA AND INSERT A IMPORTED PLATE ON RIGHT ARM TO SUPPORT SHOULDER AND NOW THE SHOULDER IS LITTLE BIT OK BUT FINGERS AND THUMB IS HAVING VERY SMALL MOVEMENT ONE DR ADVISE HER TO DO RADIAL NURVE TEST, WE DONE THE TEST AND THE REPORT SHOWS FOR RIGHT ARM REDIAL NURVE 80% DAMAGE. MY QUESTION IS, IS THEIR ANY WAY TO GET HER REDIAL NURVE BACK…… PLEASE REPLY…. MY ID IS YYYY@YYYY
There are many options to take care for the nerve damage. We can suture the nerve, we can take branches from other nerves and can join them to radial nerve. You hadn't mentioned the age of your mother, in advanced age we prefer to do physiotherapy only so as to get as much function as possible from the remaining nerve, as risks of surgery outweighs its advantages.
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Dr. Rohan Shanker Tiwari, Orthopedic Surgeon
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Hi, There are many options to take care for the nerve damage. We can suture the nerve, we can take branches from other nerves and can join them to radial nerve. You hadn t mentioned the age of your mother, in advanced age we prefer to do physiotherapy only so as to get as much function as possible from the remaining nerve, as risks of surgery outweighs its advantages. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Rohan Shanker Tiwari, Orthopedic Surgeon