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There are many new cases of Brachial Plexus Injury each year of which a large proportion are adults. One of the largest single groups of adults affected by this injury are motorcyclists, so much so that the condition is often referred to in the NHS as 'Biker's Palsy'. The injury can also be caused to infants during the birthing process and these injuries are referred to as 'Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Injuries'. There is an active support group for families affected by OBPI & TBPI which has done great work in raising awareness of the birth related injury.
ubpn.org
We hope, through this web site, to provide a similarly successful resource for adults with a Brachial Plexus Injury.
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No somos médicos, ni fisios, ni psicólogos, ni terapeutas, ni tenemos todas las respuestas. Somos padres de niños con parálisis braquial obstétrica y nos ha tocado hacer un poco de todo lo anterior. La información que ofrecemos es fruto de nuestra búsqueda y experiencia. Esperamos que te sea útil y te ayude. Compartimos dudas, inquietudes y buenas noticias en nuestro FORO. Puedes buscar en él las respuestas que no encuentres aquí.
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Brachial Plexus Australia's website will be a source of information for the newly diagnosed, as well as a support communiy for people with BPIs and their families.
Covering both BPIs sustained during birth, and traumatic BPIs caused by accidents and injuries, this site will provide medical, surgical, recovery and rehab information, as well as where to get financial aid, modified driving permits, and lots more.
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The Midwest Brachial Plexus Network, Inc. (MBPN) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization aimed at providing support, information, resources and awareness to those affected by Brachial Plexus Injury.
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Our aim is to provide information and support for families and sufferers of Erbs Palsy striving to achieve better recognition and understanding of the nature, causes, and proper treatment of the condition. Erbs Palsy is a condition caused mainly by trauma at birth.
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Our aim is to increase awareness and understanding of this condition and each year we run a Training Event for Professionals working in the field of Erb’s Palsy; and for families we have an annual Fun Day event.
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For parents who have children that suffer from Erb's Palsy due to an injury to the Brachial Plexus.
Let's Support each other by sharing our experiences, engaging in conversations with other families, and helping each other with the healing process. Sharing is caring!
