<t>We go to Gillette's in St. Paul, Minnesota and they gave us a handout on our first visit. They rate it in degrees, like burns. Here goes:<br/> <br/> First degree-Injury shows no physical disruption of the nerve. The nerve is temporarily "bruised" and usually recovers within a few days to a few we...

<t>Wow! Thanks for all the information! I knew that supination and external rotation were usually slow in coming, but because the EMG stayed the same, they figure she has plateaued. She actually has made some improvement with supination, her hand always faced away but now she can hold a neutral posi...

<t>Hi! I posted to the board a while back and am posting again because I need feedback. My daughter is Mikaylee, she will be a year on Feb 15th. She has left sided Erb's and got a lot of function back, she lacks external rotation and supination which they said would come in time. She had a baseline ...