This section contains links to research programmes into TBPI’s that we have been made aware of and that may be looking for volunteers to participate in.
Survey for future results into TBPI – The results! We have arrived at the top ten areas for future research into TBPI. The top ten and the pathway to them are represented here.
Survey for future research into TBPI. This survey will be ‘live’ until May or June ’24 and is part 2 of the JLA research (see below) in which you are asked to select your top 10 most important areas of research that should be undertaken into TBPI. It’s open to everyone who has a connection to TBPI – patients, carers, families and medical staff alike.
Caroline’s research – the results have been published. Caroline Miller’s research (see article below) has reached it’s conclusion and has now been published.
Update on the ongoing JLA research survey presented by Hazel Brown from RNOH Stanmore
This is an extensive survey into which areas of TBPI research need to be directed, involving clinicians, patients and us as a support group
Matt Wilcox Research into nerve injury
A fascinating powerpoint presentation by Dr. Matt Wilcox that we saw at the AGM ’23 about his research into identifying nerve injuries from blood samples.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lifesciences-faculty/news/2021/nov/study-identifies-way-test-regenerative-therapies-nerve-injury-humans
Research into nerve regeneration using MRI led by Matt Wilcox from RNOH Stanmore
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XHVY2BB Suzanne Oxley from Leeds General is conducting a research programme for their own hospital concerning TBPI patients needs
Combine UEA Newsletter June 2019 Caroline Miller from QE Birmingham who has given presentations at our AGM at Squires for a few years now and will be doing so again this year is conducting this research.
Combine UEA Newsletter December 2019 Caroline’s latest updates.
And this is the most recent youtube video of Caroline’s work
Amy Johnson is conducting research into Brachial Plexus Injuries from Shenandoah University in America and is looking for volunteers. Details on the poster below.
Ryckie Wade from Leeds General Hospital who talked to us at Squires last year about his research into much improved MRI scanners has published his latest findings https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fsurg.2020.00019/full
and a link to a video he posted on you tube.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/adultswithbrachialplexusinjuries/nerve-repair-research-trial-t3569.html
Link to the poster for a Nerve Repair Research Trial being conducted by the University of Surrey