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Klumpke Paralysis - Brachial Palsy in the Newborn
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Diagnosis & Tests
How is the condition diagnosed?
The healthcare provider can generally diagnose brachial palsy by observing the infant's arm position and movement. The provider may order an X-ray, CT scan, or MRI scan if a collarbone fracture is suspected.