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Old 01-17-2007, 03:12 PM #1
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I've been skimming the TOS forum threads for just a short time now.
If anyone can suggest some old threads or links about folks who have had a rib removed for TOS and what there post surgery experiences were I'd appreciate it.
My symptoms are many. Pain and discomfort of varying levels from the front and back of the side of my neck down through the shoulder, arm, wrist, and into my pinky and ring finger.
I need to have my thoughts and opinions about this together before I visit with the surgeons again.
Thanks!
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