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Specialists in paralysis reversal. Here are the most common injuries we treat.
The brachial plexus is a complex network of nerves that extends from the spinal cord within the neck through the axilla (armpit) and supplies nerves to the chest, shoulder, and arm.
Your spinal cord is a tubular extension of your brain that runs downward through a canal in your vertebrae carrying messages between the brain and the rest of your body for movement and sensation.
Spasticity is a consequence of any upper motor neuron injury. Common conditions that result in spasticity include: stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord injury.
When a nerve, or group of nerves, in your body has been injured, you may suffer weakness in your arm or leg and numbness of an area of skin.
Foot drop is a general term used for difficulty lifting the foot upward at the ankle and bringing the toes up, from the ground toward the head. This type of injury results in a foot that essentially “hangs” at the ankle.
Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) is a rare condition that primarily affects children and results in paralysis of a portion or the entirety of a single limb, arm or leg.