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I got shot, now i have a traumatic brachial plexus on my right side will my hand ever work again? it's been a year now
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Probably not: Traumatic brachial plexy injuries often result in at least some permanent deficits. I would keep working with pt/ot and see how it goes.
Answered 12/1/2012
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