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What is the likelihood of being able to lift weights and play competitive sports after a first rib resection for thoracic syndrome?
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Thoracic outlet: You should be able to do this. Not know the extent of the surgery it is tough to answer but speak with your surgeon Presumably it should make you upper extremity better with more range of motion.
Answered 3/8/2015
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