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Old 06-11-2011, 10:52 AM #11
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What kind of symptoms are you getting on your left side if you dont mind me asking?

And did the docotor specify what kind of surgery he would recommend for that left side with the elongated transverse process?
The doctor who caught the elongated C7 transverse process was a physiatrist, not a surgeon. I haven't seen a surgeon for the left side yet.

I'm having typically nerve pain/sensations that are probably common for TOS at least my doctors immediately suspected TOS based on the symptoms. I recognized the symptoms from before but hoped it wasn't TOS.
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