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Old 04-25-2007, 10:30 AM #1
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Default Surgery April 19th
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I had surgery in Denver on April 19th for Veneous Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. After my rib was removed I felt the pressure release off my subclavian vein. The next day they went in and ballooned the vein and it is now open. I wanted to let everyone know that this surgery was a very good thing for me. I felt better the next day after surgery than I had for a year and a half. There is pain from surgery but nothing compared to the pressure I had been experiencing. Dr. Sanders and Dr. Hammond performed the surgery. They were wonderful to work with. Just wanted to share some good news with everyone.

Mary
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