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01-04-2015 09:01 PM |
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Originally Posted by Daesin
(Post 1115277)
Sadly no. He provided me with 2 names to research. Pretty much there are two excellent TOS Docs in St Louis which one do you want to see.
So, I am pulling every scrap of info I can find to help guide me. I have spoken with both offices and one was definitely more helpful and responsive. I was hoping that someone on this forum had a personal experience to share. I feel that is better data than anonymous internet reviews. One Dr has received very poor reviews from past patients while the other has the opposite.
I do feel lost. I have learned so much from reading the archives but even they only go so far. :confused:
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Unfortunately, there seems to be quite a bit of controversy within the medical community regarding how best to diagnose, manage and treat neurogenic TOS. Depending on your case, these two physicians in particular, may have very different approaches.
I don't want to influence your decision one way or the other, as I simply don't know what the best option is.
I also don't know much about the WC system, but I strongly urge you to acquaint yourself with all the controversial issues, gather as much information as you can, and definitely --definitely-- get more than one opinion.
Lastly...both Dr Thompson and Dr Mackinnon have published on TOS, and you can learn a lot about them by reading through these publications. Dr Mackinnon also has some videos on YouTube where she discusses nTOS, long with other peripheral nerve entrapment issues. These might be helpful as well.
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