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07-27-2012, 08:54 PM
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Hi! I'm back home from my TOS surgery. I had surgery for TOS a few days ago for arterial TOS. It turns out that my 1st rib was abnormal and muscle strands were wrapped around the artery. The surgeon made sure I had good blood flow before finishing.
It is just truly amazing the difference in how my arm feels. Yes, I am a little sore in the chest area but it's tolerable. He said now we have to watch for scar tissue to build (just part of the healing process) and then soften up. |
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | Jomar (07-27-2012), mspennyloafer (07-28-2012) |
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