Role of rehabilitation medicine in neotatal brachial plexus palsy, including classification, prevent further injury, prevent complication (and cause of complication), strengthen recovering muscles, achieve developmental milestone and electrodiagnosis
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Prevent complication
Muscle atrophy
Limited range of motion / contracture
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist
Hand
Shoulder deformity
Glenoid retroversion
Posterior subluxation
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Prevent Complication
Radial head subluxation
Compensatory movement
Injury to extremity (lack of sensation)
Torticollis
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Prevent complication
Muscle atrophy
Limited range of motion / contracture
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist
Hand
Shoulder deformity
Glenoid retroversion
Posterior subluxation
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Classification (Narakas)
Group Moro Active elbow
flexion
Active wrist &
hand
extension
Grasping
reflex
1: C5-6 lesion X X / /
2: C5-7 lesion X X X /
3: C5-8 (T1) lesion X X X +/-
4: Whole plexus
involvement
X X X X
Klumpke X / / X
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Pectoralis major / minor (C5-T1 roots)
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Internal Rotation
Contracture
Most frequent
Appear early and rapid
5 months
Responsible for growth problems of the
glenohumeral joint