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Mind map on brachial plexus palsy in babies: shoulder dystocia, pathophysiology, physical exam and milestones

Mind map: Brachial plexus palsy in babies

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  1. General

    • Shoulder Dystocia
      • Waiter's tip
        • C5, C5, C7 nerve dysfunction
      • Assisted Delivery
        • Risks
          • Previous Babies
          • Prolonged labour
          • Baby > 4 kg
        • Common Labour Complications
          • Breech
            • Feet first
            • Flip the baby manually form the outside
            • Chiropractor technique
            • During labour
          • Placenta Previa
            • Caesarian
            • Can know beforehand
          • Nuchal Chord
            • Provides nutrients and oxygen
            • If you have large umbilical chord
            • Large baby
            • Could have no effect
            • Common
      • OBPP
        • Stress on Brachial Plexus
        • Physio intervention is good
          • Not much research for conservative
          • Motor training
            • Head position
              • Stimulate Child
            • Head control
            • Facial position
            • Active range
              • Across and against gravity
            • Passive range
              • Normal movements for babies
                • Education of parents
              • Only to R1
          • No unilateral bias
          • Always changing position
          • Potential splint
            • Hand
            • Wrist
        • Lying awkwardly
        • Trauma in uterus
        • Labour forces
    • Baby
    • No AROM in R arm
      • Reduced muscle tone
      • Decreased Moro in R arm
      • Good grasp
    • Movement in fingers
  2. Biopsychosocial

    • Feelings
      • Threatened
      • Anxiety
        • Blame themselves
          • Counselling essential
      • Avoid sex
      • Can avoid medical care
      • Post traumatic stress disorder
      • Horror
      • Isolation
        • Post natal depression
    • Sue
  3. Pathophysiology of Brachial Plexus Palsy

    • Neuropraxia
      • Myelin sheath
      • Schwann cell regeneration
    • Axonnotemesis
      • Axon and myelin sheath affected
        • Occurs at axon
        • Months to years recovery
          • Regeneration
        • Can't perform tests
        • degeneration
          • Empty tube
          • Can only regenerate once complete
    • Neurotmesis
      • Everything
        • No regain
          • Neuron fails to regenerate
  4. Physical Exam

    • Reflexes
      • Suck Reflex
        • For breastfeeding
      • Rooting reflex
        • Finger in cheek
      • Grasp hold
        • 3/4 months
      • Tonic Neck
      • Neck turning reflex
        • Turn head
      • unsymmetrical refelx response
        • Nerve damage
          • Cookie tests
          • Hydrosis of fingers
          • Skin wrinkling
      • Moror
        • Abduction
        • 6 months
    • Difficult
    • Painful left to last
    • Too young to respond to toys
    • Observation
      • Skin abrasions
  5. Milestones

    • 3 months
      • Respond to sound
      • Smiles
      • Head control
    • 6 months
      • Put objects in mouth
      • Roll over
      • Sit unsupported
    • 9 months
      • Crawl
    • 12 months
      • Baby can stand and cruise

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