The surgical treatment of brachial plexus injuries in adults.

Abstract in brief

• The article explains how to evaluate adults with brachial plexus injuries through clinical exams, electrophysiologic tests, and imaging, helping to differentiate between types of nerve damage and plan appropriate surgeries.
• It covers various surgical techniques for nerve repair, including identifying suitable nerve donors and grafts, as well as secondary procedures to improve shoulder stability, elbow movement, and hand function.
• The article emphasizes understanding expected outcomes of surgeries to better anticipate patient recovery and functional improvements.]