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If you have lost the ability to extend your wrist and fingers due to a radial nerve injury, you might be wondering if there’s a solution to regain movement.

💡 The Answer? Yes!

When the radial nerve does not recover on its own, a tendon transfer can be performed. In this procedure, a healthy tendon from another arm muscle is relocated to take over the function of the injured nerve, allowing the patient to lift their wrist and fingers again.

💥 What Happens After Surgery?
Recovery requires specialized physiotherapy to train the new movement and strengthen the muscles. Without proper rehabilitation, the results may be limited.

🚨 When Should Surgery Be Considered?
✔️ If radial nerve paralysis persists for months without signs of recovery.
✔️ If tests confirm that the nerve can no longer regenerate.
✔️ If there is a significant impact on quality of life and hand function.

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👨‍⚕️ Dr. Thomas Marcolini – Neurosurgeon Specializing in Peripheral Nerves
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