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Hello Everyone,
I am 37 years old and have bilateral neurogenic TOS. I am having a lot of nerve pain in my arms and am very suspicious of a cervical rib. I'm starting to get early signs of muscle atrophy in my L arm and want to get this checked out. I also have nerve conduction velocity tests that show evidence of decreased nerve conduction velocities in both of my ulnar nerves. I was wondering if anyone knew of any good doctors/surgeons that specialize in TOS and what were their experiences with these MDs? Thanks in advance. |
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