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 Radial Nerve Injury affects movement and sensation in the arm, wrist, and hand, often causing wrist drop, weakness, pain, or numbness. Early diagnosis and rehabilitation improve recovery outcomes. Learn more at AAZIBAN for detailed insights and physiotherapy management.

 Median nerve injury involves damage affecting hand sensation and movement, causing numbness, tingling, weakness, and impaired thumb function. Common causes include trauma or compression. Learn more about its clinical features and rehabilitation at AAZIBAN. 

 Klumpke’s palsy is a lower brachial plexus injury affecting C8–T1 nerves, leading to hand weakness, clawing, and sensory loss. Learn more at A AZIBAN, covering causes, symptoms, and rehabilitation approaches. 

 Neurotmesis is the most severe peripheral nerve injury, involving complete nerve transection with loss of sensory and motor function. Recovery is poor without surgery. Learn more at  AAZIBAN for detailed clinical insights and rehabilitation guidance. 

 Axonotmesis is a peripheral nerve injury where axons are damaged but connective tissues remain intact, causing motor and sensory loss. Recovery is possible through regeneration. Learn more at AAZIBAN. 

Neurapraxia is the mildest peripheral nerve injury causing temporary sensory and motor loss due to conduction block without structural damage. It commonly results from compression or trauma and recovers with rest and physiotherapy. Learn more at AAZIBAN.