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Hi Thoracic Surgeon or Neuroligist
A Neurologist isn't a surgeon. Do you mean Neurosurgeon? TOS is a condition for a (Cardiao)Thoracic Surgeon/Vascular Surgeon. The only surgeon I've seen operate on a TOS is an Open Heart Surgeon=CardioThoracic Surgeon.
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