Traumatic Brachial Plexus Root Avulsion With Pseudomeningocele: A Case Series.

Traumatic avulsion pseudomeningocele of the brachial plexus is an uncommon and challenging condition with particular diagnostic and treatment challenges. This case series intends to investigate the unusual consequences of brachial plexus damage, emphasizing the significance of surgical procedures and rehabilitation strategies. Three cases of traumatic avulsion pseudomeningocele with medical histories, imaging studies, procedures, and recovery plans were carefully examined. The rehabilitation approaches and surgical procedures are outlined in detail. Each case had its own unique set of difficulties and complications. Nerve grafting and pseudomeningocele repair surgery were performed. The outcomes were evaluated based on neurological examination, range of motion, sensory recovery, and patient reports. Only a few patients showed discernible improvements in their quality of life, motor function, and discomfort. In this case series, we highlight the people with traumatic avulsion pseudomeningocele of the brachial plexus and recount their inspiring journeys. Surgical procedures and rehabilitation approaches have produced favorable outcomes regarding recovering functionality and enhancing patients' general well-being. These results highlight the value of interdisciplinary partnerships and individualized strategies in treating this uncommon illness. Further, more profound research and long-term follow-up are required regarding the condition and optimizing the treatment methods for this challenging clinical entity.