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First rib still compressing brachial plexus after two years. recovery intermittent. finally mri scheduled. rib moved yesterday. what can be done?
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Recovery takes time: Since your problem already two years and the nerve been affected. You just have surgery. The nerve recovery take time. Please be patient and follow up with your doctor!
Answered 2/20/2014
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