Brachial Plexus Imaging | Case Reviews | Dr Parimal Fuke | MRI Cervical Spine | Upper Arm Weakness

In this video, Dr Parimal Fuke explains the various types of Brachial Plexus injuries, along with multiple case reviews, each explained in detail.
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[@jatinderkumar5864]

Very informative! Thanks

[@dr.kapilbabbar5533]

thank u sir for this lecture.. really very gud from core of my heart...thanks so much

[@vikashkumaragarwal5810]

Thank u sir for short and crisp presentation covering almost all the spectrum.

[@zbigniewbrzezinski8869]

Thank you, very interesting topic !

[@pratik310389]

Nice cases and very nicely explained. Thanks.

[@bhavishah164]

Very well explained sir... Quite informative with nice cases...

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

simple superb Sir jee

[@IndianRadiologist]

Thanks and welcome

[@samreentariq9980]

Video is good nd well explained

[@srinivasaraosirasapalli5104]

very nice

[@Leo-oi4mi]

Awesome

[@Leo-oi4mi]

Lovely

[@annap1191]

What imaging do you recommend to confirm dorsal scapula nerve entrapment and suprascapular nerve entrapment?

[@amanmishra3944]

Sir im suffring frm bpi c567 nd t1 root avltion cn be repair

[@drarushi6375]

Arent the cords named acc to the axillary artery rather than the subclavian

[@parimalfuke8714]

True.. As it may not be always possible to exactly determine where the transition of subclavian to axillary artery occurs both can be considered

[@drarushi6375]

@@parimalfuke8714 Alright sir

[@Sarath310]

MRI reports STIR hyperintensity With thickening in the trunks of left C4,C5 and C6 nerves brachial plexus injury What is problem clearly