Treatments & Packages in Kiel

A neurosurgeon should examine the patient immediately for suspected brachial plexus injury. The most important thing is not to wait. No time to lose because irreversible

Conservative therapy includes taking medications aimed at increasing nerve impulse speed, improving nerve tissue metabolism, and normalizing muscle tone. In addition, dru

When a nerve is compressed but otherwise remains intact, surgery can help. Decompression is a minimally invasive procedure in which a pinched nerve is released from the t

Brachial plexus injury occurs when a nerve is severely damaged. As a result, it can no longer transmit signals from the brain to the arm and hand, leading to paralysis. I

In many cases of brachial plexus injuries, nerve transfer surgery provides the best chance of restoring limb mobility and sensitivity. Sometimes a nearby healthy nerve, w

Patients who delay treatment after brachial plexus injury might require a tendon or muscle transplant. The operation involves transplanting a muscle along with its tendon

Thoracic outlet syndrome is a disorder of sensitivity and blood supply in the upper limb belt. It occurs when blood vessels or nerves are compressed in the space between

Most patients require medication and physical therapy to treat thoracic outlet syndrome without surgery. Conservative therapy has a symptomatic character and, first of al

Surgery can be one of the most effective treatments for thoracic outlet syndrome. Mainly, it is useful when conservative drug therapy can not deal with the symptoms. As a

Hydrocephalus is when excessive cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) accumulates within the brain, increasing pressure inside the skull. It can arise from genetic factors, injuries,