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Free functioning muscle transfers (FFMTs), nerve grafting and nerve transfers have led to improved functional outcomes in brachial plexus injury (BPI) patients. Reports have shown that 39% of FFMTs and 26% of nerve transfers for elbow flexion achieve ≥ M4 elbow flexion strength.1 However, there remains a substantial number of patients with less favorable functional outcomes that need to be addressed further.

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Abstract: Enhancement of Voluntary Elbow Movement with a Myoelectric Orthotic Device: Long Term Follow Up of a Novel Application of a Post-Cva Assistive Rehabilitation Orthotic Device