Russian Poet-Musician Makes Remarkable Recovery After Military Operation Injury
A 48-year-old resident of Primorye, Russia, has made a remarkable recovery after severe injuries sustained in a special military operation area near Vladivostok. The man, a poet and musician, has regained full use of his right hand following a complex operation at Vladivostok Clinical Hospital No. 2.
In 2023, the man suffered a devastating mine-blast injury, resulting in multiple fractures, chest trauma, and severe damage to his radial nerve. This led to a diagnosis of traumatic neurapraxia, causing persistent pain, numbness, and weakness in his right hand. However, his life took a turn for the better when he was referred to Dr. Sergey Tsyb, a skilled neurosurgeon.
Dr. Tsyb performed a two-hour operation under ultrasound control, involving neurolysis to free the nerve from compressing scars. The procedure aimed to restore hand function, relieve pain, and enable the man to resume his musical activities. After months of recovery, the patient has made a full recovery and can now perform on stage without pain.
The 48-year-old regional resident, who was severely injured in the special military operation area, has had his life fully restored thanks to a successful operation. He can now return to his passion for music and poetry, performing on stage without the persistent pain and weakness he once experienced. The high-tech operation at Vladivostok Clinical Hospital No. 2 has given him a new lease on life.
