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Neurolgic v/s Vascular.

View Poll Results: Which kind of TOS do you have?
Neurologic type 5 38.46%
Neurologic type
5 38.46%
Venous type 6 46.15%
Venous type
6 46.15%
Arterial type 3 23.08%
Arterial type
3 23.08%
I am not sure at this moment 4 30.77%
I am not sure at this moment
4 30.77%
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Old 10-09-2008, 12:24 PM #1
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I have been researching to find out which version of TOS causes hands to go cold in the ring and little finger. Emedicine.com says its the neurologic category but to me that seems wrong. Wouldn't a compression of blood flow cause the loss of circulation? Could someone help me understand? I can't seem to find the answer elsewhere.
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