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Abstract
Our study suggest that the accurate selection of the surgical intervention procedure BPI was intraoperative while finishing exploration and orientation of the brachial plexus elements then the procedures was planned as follows neurolysis then primary repair then nerve grafting then nerve transfer.
Our study reported non-significant difference between the both techniques (nerve transfer and nerve grafting) in the surgical management of the BPIs for restoring the motor power of elbow flexion and hand movement but reported that the procedure of nerve transfer showed significant improvement in restoring shoulder abduction. The surgical intervention was significant solution for relief of the severe neuropathic pain among the BPI patients.