"Paralyzed Limbs Regain Movement with Unique Surgery," KPBS Evening Edition, Feb. 2013
Paralysis can result from a disease of the muscle, or from an injury to nerves, the spinal cord, or the brain. It can affect a small or large area, just one side of the body, and can be permanent or temporary.
Our physicians have expertise in restoring movement and function for individuals living with paralysis due to brain, spinal cord injury and nerve disorder. They correct facial nerve disorders, restore function following a stroke, and enhance walking abilities.