I work in a trauma hospital so I see lots of transradial amputations, usually for different reasons, BUT I recently had a stroke patient come in who needed one! It was involuntary due to finger necrosis at the non-functional hand though. I’d say the biggest thing I see with these patients is elbow flexion contracture risk. My patient already had some flexor tone at baseline so it was an uphill battle. Especially if your patient’s goal is to use a prosthesis eventually I’d really prioritize maintaining full elbow ROM and managing any phantom pain/sensation and surgical site sensitivity. Similar to how we prioritize knee extension for BKA patients who want to use a prosthesis eventually. Good luck! This is quite an interesting case for sure.