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soccy 01-23-2014 10:39 AM

Anyone have thoracic outlet syndrome performed by Dr. Ricotta, Dr. Ying Lum
 
I have recently been diagnosed with venous Tos. I noticed my whole right arm was swollen and was admitted to Washington Hospital Center where I had an ultrasound, CT scan and Venogram/angioplasty performed. My subclavian vein is currently %50 open I have had visits with Dr. John Ricotta at Washington Hospital Center, as well as Dr. Ying Lum at John's Hopkins and wanted to see if anyone has had TOS surgery performed with these surgeons and what there experience was like.

dwr37 01-23-2014 02:34 PM

I sent a private message to you.

soccy 01-23-2014 04:46 PM

thoracic outlet syndrome doctors
 
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Originally Posted by dwr37 (Post 1045614)
I sent a private message to you.

dwr37 I am interested in any information you have about doctors, I am new to this forum and still trying to figure out how to send messages thanks

mrsD 01-23-2014 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by soccy (Post 1045655)
dwr37 I am interested in any information you have about doctors, I am new to this forum and still trying to figure out how to send messages thanks

New members cannot access Private Messages for a brief time. All newbies are watched for a short time to screen for spamming potential. Keep posting here, and soon you will be activated.;)

dwr37 01-23-2014 05:31 PM

I think you can click on your user name in the upper right corner to see the visitor message that was sent. Eventually you can get private messages, but not yet.

soccy 01-25-2014 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by dwr37 (Post 1045661)
I think you can click on your user name in the upper right corner to see the visitor message that was sent. Eventually you can get private messages, but not yet.

ok thanks for the info

dwr37 01-26-2014 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by soccy (Post 1046140)
ok thanks for the info

Happy you found the information. It wasn't directly related to your post so I didn't want to share it here. I hope someone has info about these doctors for you.

I wish you luck in finding the right approach.

soccy 01-26-2014 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by dwr37 (Post 1046337)
Happy you found the information. It wasn't directly related to your post so I didn't want to share it here. I hope someone has info about these doctors for you.

I wish you luck in finding the right approach.

DWR37--what is the advantage to the surgical approach that Dr. Margolis uses (rib resection robotically going through the rib cage ) as opposed, to the conventional approach of rib resection?

dwr37 01-26-2014 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by soccy (Post 1046358)
DWR37--what is the advantage to the surgical approach that Dr. Margolis uses (rib resection robotically going through the rib cage ) as opposed, to the conventional approach of rib resection?

The access to the first rib from underneath allows for its removal without the surgeon having to involve muscles, nerves, and blood vessels.

There are some videos on-line. Some surgeons believe it is more painful with longer hospital stays so they don't believe in it.

YanaO 01-28-2014 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by soccy (Post 1045547)
I have recently been diagnosed with venous Tos. I noticed my whole right arm was swollen and was admitted to Washington Hospital Center where I had an ultrasound, CT scan and Venogram/angioplasty performed. My subclavian vein is currently %50 open I have had visits with Dr. John Ricotta at Washington Hospital Center, as well as Dr. Ying Lum at John's Hopkins and wanted to see if anyone has had TOS surgery performed with these surgeons and what there experience was like.

Hello,
My name is Yana. I had neurogenic Tos and was operated by Dr. Ying Wei Lum
at John Hopkins 6 month ago. My surgery was 100 % successful and I feel great. I also liked Dr. Lum 's personality a lot.He gave me his email and I asked him a lot of questions before and after surgery and he always got back to me quickly. I think he is talented young surgeon and I recommend him a lot, even thought I understand that each case is different.


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