Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS): Diagnosis and Treatment with overhead athletes

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Thoracic outlet Syndrome (TOS) is a condition that plagues our overhead athletes, but often times goes undiagnosed. You may have athletes come into the clinic with the classic signs, but there are other signs and symptoms that are not so apparent and could stray you away from this diagnosis. The crew has some good thoughts on TOS with diagnosis in the clinic and overall treatment in the non-operative and operative context to hopefully help you out in your clinical life. Let's Gooooo!!!!!

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