Very interesting! I am convinced apart from multiple crush syndrome for my TOS my biggest issue are scalenes on my left side, injured from a bike accident. Scar tissue resolution is like the holy grail for us TOS'ers.

http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...dicine-injury/

Theoretically, many of the athletes may have a type of tendonitis, [such as] Achilles tendonitis or, say, patellar tendonitis in the knee or tennis elbow. Many of these tendon injuries become chronic, and involve microscopic tearing of the tendon and formation of scar tissue. A reason why it's difficult to heal these tendon injuries is related to poor blood supply to the region. The perfect example would be the Achilles. It's a tendon with, in general, a poor blood supply, so when there are these microscopic tears or chronic scarring, the body has a difficult time healing it. The theory is that the body can't on its own get enough of these healing or growth factors to the area, but now this concentrated platelet injected there just enhances the nutrients and growth factors to allow the body to heal it.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22182435

http://www.shoulderdoc.co.uk/article/1324