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Old 01-22-2014, 06:06 PM #1
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Hi I am new to this group. I have bilateral neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome. I had symptoms only on one side but the CT showed compression bilaterally. I had surgery on the affected side and am better! I am hoping to prevent the other side from becoming an issue. I was quite sick and had a crazy variety of seemingly unrelated issues that are mostly gone! I hope to learn from you all.
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