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Old 10-29-2010, 05:13 PM #1
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Default My doppler result
SUBSCLAVIAN :

good subclavian artery flow
no plates visible to the origins
with voltages of 130

All members's superior arteries were study
correct flow and no hymodynamic stenosis at rest
palmar arteries permeable
Simetra voltage at both arms : 130


DYNAMICS MANEUVERS

acceleration of flow velocities recorded at the axillary artery

For abduction: 80
For a rotation: 80

No aneurysm post - STETON

Can i know what is the problem of my TOS from this ? May be the location ?
I get my tos from RSI and poor posture. I have pain and parasthesia in extremities, and edema
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