Peripheral Nerve Injury

Navigate the complexities of peripheral nerve injuries with confidence at RNOH Private Care, where our specialists employ advanced diagnostics and innovative treatments to address a spectrum of nerve-related challenges.

RNOH is a recognised leading tertiary centre for the treatment of complex peripheral nerve injuries. Services include highly complex brachial plexus nerve repair and nerve transplantations in both infants and adults.

Our diagnostic approach is meticulous, utilising imaging studies and clinical assessments to precisely identify the location and extent of nerve injuries. Treatment plans are then tailored to individual needs, incorporating a range of interventions from conservative measures to surgical reconstructions.

We understand the impact of peripheral nerve injuries on daily functioning, and our expert team is dedicated to providing clear communication and support throughout the entire care journey.

Whether addressing traumatic nerve injuries or chronic neuropathies, our multidisciplinary approach prioritises optimal outcomes and patient wellbeing. Rehabilitation and ongoing follow-up are integral components of our peripheral nerve injury care, ensuring a comprehensive and patient-centered approach to recovery.

Your path to accessing our services starts with a simple step – contacting us. We are here to assist you throughout your journey, making your treatment a seamless and successful one.

Our treatments include:

• Exploration, repair and non-operative treatment in adult brachial plexus injury
• Exploration, repair and non-operative treatment in obstetric brachial plexus injury (OBPP)
• Peripheral nerve injury in upper or lower limbs
• Nerve tumours
• Palliative upper limb surgery after central nervous lesion i.e. reconstruction of spastic deformity
• Injuries to the lumbo-sacral plexus
• Surgical reconstruction of limb function after peripheral nerve injury

If you smoke, your surgeon may refuse to operate unless you can refrain from smoking before and during the healing phase of your procedure. Research has proven that smoking delays bone healing significantly.