Brachial Plexus Surgery in Jaipur

Advanced Nerve Reconstruction & Hand Function Restoration

Restore Arm & Hand Function with Expert Microsurgery

Brachial plexus injuries can affect the nerves responsible for movement and sensation in the shoulder, arm and hand. At Surgenesis Hospital, our specialist team provides comprehensive brachial plexus treatment in Jaipur, including advanced surgical and reconstructive procedures based on the patient's condition.

Surgenesis Hospital provides specialized brachial plexus surgery in Jaipur for patients suffering from traumatic and complex brachial plexus injuries. Our experienced brachial plexus surgeon evaluates each patient carefully to determine the most appropriate treatment and reconstruction approach.

Our expert team focuses on precision nerve reconstruction, nerve transfers, and functional muscle restoration, helping patients regain movement, strength, and independence.

What is the Brachial Plexus?

The brachial plexus is a network of nerves arising from the spinal roots:

👉 C5, C6, C7, C8, and T1

These nerves control:

• Shoulder movement
• Arm strength
• Hand function & grip
• Sensation in the upper limb

Patients with brachial plexus injuries may require specialized brachial plexus treatment depending on the severity, location and type of nerve injury. Damage to this network can lead to weakness, numbness, or complete paralysis.

Types of Brachial Plexus Injuries (BPI)

1. Root Avulsion (C5–T1) – Severe Injury

• Nerve root is torn from the spinal cord
• Most severe form of BPI
• Requires nerve transfer surgery (direct repair not possible)

2. Neuropraxia (Mild Injury)

• Temporary nerve stretch injury
• No structural damage
• Often recovers without surgery

3. Lateral Cord Injury

• Affects musculocutaneous nerve & forearm function
• Leads to weak elbow flexion

4. Rupture / Neuroma

• Nerve torn but not from spinal cord
• Scar formation may block recovery
• Requires nerve grafting or repair

Symptoms of Brachial Plexus Injury

• Weakness in arm or shoulder
• Loss of sensation or numbness
• Burning or electric shock pain
• Difficulty lifting arm
• Loss of grip strength
• Partial or complete paralysis

The appropriate brachial plexus treatment depends on the type and severity of the injury, nerve involvement, duration of the injury and the patient's functional condition

👉 Early treatment = better recovery outcomes

Advanced Diagnosis at Surgenesis Hospital

We use a multimodal diagnostic approach:

MRI for Brachial Plexus (MRI BPI)

• Detects root avulsion and nerve damage
• Helps surgical planning

NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity)

• Measures nerve signal speed

EMG (Electromyography)

• Evaluates muscle activity and nerve function

Clinical Neurological Examination

• Identifies level and severity of injury

Accurate diagnosis helps our brachial plexus surgeon in Jaipur determine whether the patient may benefit from observation, rehabilitation, nerve repair, nerve grafting, nerve transfer or reconstructive surgery.

Advanced Brachial Plexus Surgery Techniques in Jaipur

Our brachial plexus surgeon uses advanced microsurgical techniques to treat complex nerve injuries and restore functional movement wherever clinically appropriate.

At Surgenesis Hospital, we perform state-of-the-art microsurgical reconstruction:

1. Brachial Plexus Exploration

• Identifying damaged nerve segments
• Planning reconstruction

2. Nerve Grafting

Used when nerve is ruptured.

Common Technique:

• Spinal Accessory Nerve (SAN) → Musculocutaneous Nerve (MCN)
• Using Sural Nerve Graft / MCFN Graft

👉 Bridges nerve gap and restores elbow function

3. Nerve Transfer Surgery (Neurotization)

Key Procedures:

SAN → Suprascapular Nerve (SSN)

• Restores shoulder function
• Done via anterior or posterior approach

Oberlin Transfer

• Ulnar nerve branch → Brachialis
• Median nerve branch → Biceps

👉 Highly effective for elbow flexion restoration

Triceps Branch → Axillary Nerve

• Restores shoulder abduction

4. Free Functional Muscle Transfer (FFMT)

Gracilis Muscle Transfer

• Muscle taken from thigh
• Transferred to arm
• Restores active movement in chronic injuries

5. Tendon Transfer Surgery

• Used when nerve recovery is not possible
• Helps restore functional hand movement

Brachial Plexus Conditions We Treat in Jaipur

Our team provides individualized brachial plexus treatment in Jaipur for a wide range of traumatic and complex nerve injuries affecting the shoulder, arm and hand.

• Traumatic brachial plexus injury
• Birth-related brachial plexus palsy
• Root avulsion injuries
• Nerve compression & neuroma
• Shoulder paralysis
• Severe hand weakness
• Complex upper limb nerve injuries

Rehabilitation & Recovery

Recovery after surgery is gradual and requires structured physiotherapy:

• Nerve stimulation therapy
• Muscle strengthening
• Hand function training
• Occupational therapy
• Long-term rehabilitation

⏳ Recovery Timeline:

• Initial healing: 6–8 weeks
• Functional recovery: 6 months to 2 years

Rehabilitation is an important part of recovery after brachial plexus surgery and is planned according to the patient's functional goals and surgical procedur

Why Choose Surgenesis Hospital For Brachial Plexus Surgery in Jaipur?

Choosing the right brachial plexus surgeon in Jaipur is an important step when dealing with a complex nerve injury. Surgenesis Hospital provides specialized evaluation, microsurgical expertise, surgical treatment and rehabilitation support for patients with brachial plexus injuries.

• ✔ Specialized Hand Surgery & Microsurgery Centre
• ✔ Expertise in complex nerve transfers & grafting
• ✔ Advanced diagnostic & surgical technology
• ✔ Personalized rehabilitation programs
• ✔ Focus on restoring independence & quality of life

Patient Results & Functional Outcomes

Our approach to brachial plexus treatment focuses on restoring nerve function, improving movement and supporting long-term rehabilitation wherever possible. We focus on real recovery outcomes:

• Improved arm mobility
• Restored hand function
• Reduced pain
• Better quality of life

👉 Includes case studies, before-after results & patient testimonials

Book a Consultation

If you are looking for a brachial plexus surgeon in Jaipur, consult our specialist team for a detailed evaluation and personalized treatment plan. If you are experiencing arm weakness, nerve injury, or paralysis, early treatment is critical.

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📍 Surgenesis Hospital – Jaipur

🏥 Advanced Brachial Plexus Surgery & Microsurgery Centre