Abstract
Brachial plexus imaging is challenging due to its anatomical complexity. Multiple sequences of MRI may be performed pre-operatively for an accurate radiological diagnosis of brachial plexus injury. This image shows the useful role of MRI in localization of acute brachial plexus injury.
Highlights
Brachial plexus imaging was traditionally challenging due to its anatomical complexity, especially, after the injury [2]
62-year-old woman presented with left upper limb weakness following involvement in a motorcycle accident
Neurologic examinations, motor nerve conduction velocity, electromyography results, and myelogram indicated the involvement of the upper plexus, and the possibility of avulsion injury was ruled out
Summary
Brachial plexus imaging was traditionally challenging due to its anatomical complexity, especially, after the injury [2].
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