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What is a cervicobrachial syndrome? how is it treated?
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Cervical Brachial: Syndrome is neck and arm pain as a result of pressure on on the Brachial plexus. Treatment is conservative (PT, CBT, and symptomatic (pain management).
Answered 2/14/2015
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