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Default New Jordan, Ahn, and Gelabert paper
new paper by Dr Jordan and others....about the scalene block and surgical outcomes.


here is the link

Title:
Differentiation of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
from Treatment-Resistant Cervical Brachial
Pain Syndromes: Development and Utilization
of a Questionnaire, Clinical Examination and
Ultrasound Evaluation
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