Traumatic Brachial Plexus Injury in Indonesia: An Experience from a Developing Country

Keyphrases

• Developing Countries 100%
• Indonesia 100%
• Brachial Plexus Injury 100%
• Traumatic Brachial Plexus Injury 100%
• Nerve Transfer 42%
• Free Functional muscle Transfer 42%
• Functional Outcome 28%
• Visual Analog Scale 28%
• Disabilities of the Arm 28%
• Active Range of Motion 28%
• Nerve Graft 28%
• External Neurolysis 28%
• No Significant Difference 14%
• Medical Records 14%
• Treatment Modalities 14%
• Trauma 14%
• Patient Characteristics 14%
• Lesion Types 14%
• Brain Injury 14%
• Timing of Surgery 14%
• Cause of Injury 14%
• Surgical Procedures 14%
• Psycho 14%
• Tertiary Referral Hospital 14%
• Motor Vehicle Accident 14%
• Male-to-female Ratio 14%
• Shoulder Abduction 14%
• Patient Treatment 14%
• Injury Rate 14%
• Nerve Reconstruction 14%
• Concomitant Injury 14%
• Tertiary Trauma Center 14%
• Muscle Power 14%
• Severe Physical Disabilities 14%
• Upper Brachial Plexus Injury 14%
• Retrospective Investigation 14%
• Lower Type 14%
• Reconstruction-free 14%
• Patient Type 14%
• Socioeconomic Burden 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Brachial Plexus Injury 100%
• Nerve Transplantation 45%
• Muscle Transplantation 27%
• Visual Analog Scale 18%
• Range of Motion 18%
• Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (Score) 18%
• Neurolysis 18%
• Medical Record 9%
• Patient Referral 9%
• Physical Disability 9%
• Injury 9%
• Patient Characteristics 9%
• Brain Injury 9%
• Surgical Technique 9%
• Muscle Strength 9%
• Triage 9%
• Nerve Reconstruction 9%