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I just had my first rib removed yesterday to fix the thoracic outlet syndrome i've had for over a year. how long do i have to wait with bed rest and minimum duty before i need to start pt?
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Every surgeon has: his/her own restrictions based on the extent of the surgery and the condition of the patient. You need to check with YOUR surgeon to find out these instructions.
Answered 11/2/2017
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