Doctors from Austin Health in Melbourne, Australia, revealed their nerve graft surgery was successful in restoring arm and hand function in a group of young people paralysed in car and sport accidents. They released fascinating video footage of a few patients showing off their ability to grasp and pick things up, as well as open and close their hands. In many cases with spinal injuries it is impossible to get back movement in the arms or legs because nerves either never regrow or take so long to do so the muscles waste away. The doctors in Melbourne said their findings were an 'exciting' development in a procedure which could transform the lives of paralysed people.
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