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Default Travel to US for nTOS surgery
Hi All!

Has anyone travelled from overseas to have their surgery in the US? I'm an Aussie who has recently been diagnosed with bilat nTOS after many years of symptoms. Occurred due to MVA/whiplash 26y ago!

Unfortunately I have wasting on the left and had very severe symptoms prior to scalene botox recently. Considering surgery in the US due to high volume centres.

Interested in supraclavicular approach with scalenectomy, rib resection and neurolysis.

Any idea which surgeons treat international patients and what likely cost would be? Browsing online at websites of Dr's Thompson, Illig and Donahue at the moment.
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