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Originally Posted by fdupshoulders
Oh yes, I really don't think there's anyone that knows TOS more than him. He saw all kinds of compression both in relaxed and hands-up positions. He told me what my symptoms were before I told him. for example, no doc has been able to explain the leg pain/tingling/numbness that I have developed in the last couple months. He knew that it was there because of blood getting diverted away from my spinal canal and to my arm because of compressed arteries that weren't getting blood to my arm.
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That's fascinating because I also have the leg symptoms on the same side as my TOS and often felt there could be a connection between them, but didn't know what it would be.
Does the MRI help show the specific areas of compression, such as scalene triangle, clavicle and pec minor? Did you get more details out of this on
why/where you have compression? And if you did, would that help the PTs?