Ahhhhhh so im a recent 20yo college medical student and avid soccer player i was playing at Syracuse for school and before that for the Houston Dynamo.. anyway. I have textbook TOS. I mean absolutely perfect neurogenic, arterial, and venous symptoms. This has been an interesting road to but ill cut to the chase. I had my pec minor released because the first doctor said that it was urgent based on a venogram.. it wasn't that bad. i was surprised how much you aren't really affected by it.. but recently my TOS has gotten worse and i need a scalenetcomy and 1st rib resection by the supraclavicular approach... anyone had this? im worried about pain.. im a ***** when it comes to it lol.. i had a bone removed from my ankle(about the size of a dime) and i thought i was gonna die. bone pain is the worst we are always taught in school. so i can only imagine when i get 90% of it removed!?? pleaseeeeeeeeee someone bring me back to earth! i go under the knife tuesday afternoon!!

PS... for all you pectoralis minor syndrome sufferers and are away to have surgery i have attached pictures from my surgery

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