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Physical therapy didn't help with pain 4 months out of first rib resection for neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome. what's next?
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2nd opinion: You may want to get second opinion just to see if there are any more conditions that could potentially be contributing to the pain. Hope you get feeling better.
Answered 2/7/2015
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