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Old 06-27-2016, 12:11 PM #1
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Question scalenus minimus?
does anyone have a scalenus minimus muscle? is there a way to know if you have one without being cut open? are the symptoms different than other scalene muscles..prob not?
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does anyone have a scalenus minimus muscle? is there a way to know if you have one without being cut open? are the symptoms different than other scalene muscles..prob not?
I can't speak to whether or not they can determine ahead of time, but I had one and it was removed during my first surgery (rib resection). I later had my full anterior scalene removed.
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