Parbie: What do you mean as far as your thread and if being unsure - was annest unsure about your diagnosis of having TOS... I have always found the doctors in Colorado (shoulder and TOS) the upmost polite, time giving, and compassionate out of all doctors I have seen - and I have seen many due to my shoulder, elbow and now possible TOS

Also what study are your talking about that Sanders and Annest are working on - I could not find it in your thread - could you please send me this link?

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Also has anyone had these sx's??? The tearing of nerves when walking etc almost makes me thing I do not have TOS and need to get my other side of my clavicle stablaized because maybe it is rubbing against the nerves due to it movign to far posterior at the distal side since the SC joint is loose moving anteriorly - My shoulder doc cant gaurantee me this stabalization procedure will help but he thinks it has a chance as SC injuries cause a varying type of symptoms.