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For starters read thru our sticky threads at top of main TOS page if you haven't found them yet.

There is a syndrome called double /triple crush.. where there is TOS plus elbow and/or wrist symptoms. Sometimes much of it can come from the entrapped nerves in the neck/brac areas... cubital /carpal tunnel surgery may not be needed.. treat the TOS first..
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