[Wharris85]

Couldn't help but notice Alabama was left off the initial list. Anyone know of/have experience with any doctors in AL?

[Jomar]

This is interesting - might be handy for those with legal cases.

Directory of Forensic Expert Witness in Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS)

http://www.hgexperts.com/listing/For...rome-(TOS).asp


Medical Expert Witnesses
Find medical expert witnesses for plaintiff or defense attorneys-
http://www.hgexperts.com/experts.asp?action=search


PS -wharris - I was doing some searches for Alabama drs when I found above info.
If some of the names/info listed above are in Alabama they may know of good drs for you.
We may not have had anyone from that area to post about drs yet.

[farmgal]

I can give better feedback tomorrow after my 2nd appt w/Dr Richard Meyer (UAB in Bham). Saw him back in 2005 when he diagnosed me w/TOS. In a nutshell, his advice was to 'suck it up' as long as possible before considering surgery. I'm going back to see him because my symptoms have gotten worse even after taking a month of unpaid leave from work. I'm also having more vascular symptoms lately so I think some additional testing is in order. I really hope he has something to offer besides surgery (still not sure I'm ready for that yet . . . once you do it you can't go back). At this point, I haven't yet found any docs in AL that I'd feel comfortable slicing & dicing on me.

[alabamabrands7]

Originally Posted by Wharris85

Couldn't help but notice Alabama was left off the initial list. Anyone know of/have experience with any doctors in AL?

Any luck finding someone in Alabama? Have you gotten relief yet?