Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: A Discussion with Brian D. Lewis, MD

Douglas B. Evans, MD interviews Brian D. Lewis, MD from the Department of Surgery at the Medical College of Wisconsin. The interview discusses thoracic outlet syndrome, case types, symptoms and treatment options.

[@cookiecrusher6720]

Appreciate the informative video. I will say living with neurogenic can be pretty horrible, as it has kept me from school or exercise for 7 years now. Pain level varies wildly, and the lack of physical symptoms have kept numerous specialist from proposing anything other than physical therapy. After becoming bankrupt from endless unsuccessful treatments, depression and suicide have inevitably become the more serious concerns.
I've had a C4-C5 herniation so severe that I was losing the use of my legs and the pain was a constant 10/10. I would much rather go through that again than have neurogenic TOS.

[@fares1724]

Very helpful. Thanks alot

[@Bitachon]

*Dr seems very knowledgeable*

[@Bitachon]

Very articulate ;)