Adaptive Wearables for Shoulder and Arm Support in Brachial Plexus Injury

When someone experiences a brachial plexus injury, it affects much more than just arm movement. This kind of injury can take away the strength, control, and feeling in the shoulder, arm, or hand. Everyday tasks like lifting a cup, getting dressed, or typing can become difficult. But with new advancements in adaptive wearables, there’s now […]
Rehabilitation Roadmap: From Injury to Prosthetic Integration

When someone loses a limb, life changes in many ways. It can feel like everything familiar has shifted. But there is a clear path forward. With the right support, tools, and care, it is possible to regain independence and confidence. This journey is not just about getting a prosthetic; it’s about learning to live with […]
Understanding Erb’s Palsy in Children and Prosthetic Support Options

When a child is born with weakness or limited movement in the arm, it can be a confusing and emotional experience for the entire family. One of the most common causes of this condition is Erb’s palsy. It happens during birth, often because of pressure on the baby’s shoulder, and can lead to reduced movement […]
EMG-Controlled Arms for Brachial Plexus Patients: Are They Worth It?

Brachial plexus injuries can limit how the arm and hand move, making even simple daily tasks feel difficult. For many patients, regaining function in the affected limb becomes a top priority. One of the newer technologies being offered is the EMG-controlled prosthetic arm. These devices use muscle signals to help control a mechanical arm, offering […]
How to Manage Pain and Fatigue in Long-Term Brachial Plexus Injury Care

Living with a brachial plexus injury over the long term comes with many layers of challenge. While most people talk about limited movement or muscle weakness, there’s another side that often goes unspoken — pain and fatigue. These symptoms can linger for years, and they affect how you work, sleep, move, and think. Managing them […]