United Brachial Plexus Network

<r>Hi Ben,<br/> <br/> I would push to see the doc earlier if possible and you want to see a doc that specializes in Brachial plexus most nero surgeons don't. In the US most brachial plexus specialists are plastic surgeons. If you need to have surgery the the closer to the time of the injury the bett...

Hey,

I've been trying out various running setups and yours sounds pretty promising.

Could you post a picture of that or send me one (joel.rosinbum@gmail.com)?

Cheers,
Joel

<t>I had tons of work done.<br/> <br/> 1) Scapular Release<br/> 2) Spinal Accessory nerve transfers to Super Scapular Nerve<br/> 3) Medial and Ulner nerve transfers (about 20%) to Bicep and Brachialis<br/> 4) Medial Pectoral nerve transfer to Axalary<br/> 5) Intercosol (Right 5 and 6) to Triceps<br/...

<t>Hi Robin,<br/> <br/> I'm also a triathlete with a tbpi. I was sking and hit a tree March 07. I had BP reconstructive surgery (nerve transfers)done in St Louis by Dr. Susan MacKinnon. She was able to get me in fairly quickly (much faster than Mayo). I strongly recommend checking her out.<br/> <br/...

Or do what I do, Give them the fist bump

Joel (26, TRBPI, Portand, OR)

I took Nuronten for the first 5 months after my accident then switched to lyrica. I found that a lower dose of lyrica (150mg 2x per day) controls my pain much better than nuronten (300 mg 3x per day)

Joel
TRBPI 26