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In this video, Dr. Anubhav Gupta, Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon, explains the clear guidelines for deciding surgical exploration in brachial plexus injuries. He discusses the difference between open vs. closed injuries, the ideal waiting period, and why recovery within the first 6 weeks is a key factor in determining whether surgery is required.

📌 Key points covered:
Open injury vs. closed injury approach
Why 90% of brachial plexus injuries are closed injuries
Role of neuropraxia and spontaneous recovery in 6 weeks
Higher grade injuries (axonotmesis/neurotmesis) and lack of recovery
Ideal surgical exploration window (2 to 6 months, best between 2–4 months)

This video is useful for medical students, doctors, and patients looking to understand the treatment pathway for brachial plexus injuries.

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