Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Resources
Understand thoracic outlet syndrome, its symptoms, and ways to reduce pain and improve mobility.
Arterial thoracic outlet syndrome (ATOS) describes compression of an artery in the scalene triangle,...
The thoracic spine is located in your upper and middle back. Problems with your thoracic spine may cause...
First rib dysfunction can be a challenging condition to diagnose, but it may the cause of your persistent...
TOS is a condition in which the nerves or blood vessels (neurovascular bundle) in the space just below...
Venous TOS is rare, although not as rare as arterial thoracic outlet syndrome (arterial TOS), the most...
TOS describes a group of disorders caused by nerve compression or problems with the blood vessels in...
The trapezius (sometimes called the traps) is a trapezoid-shaped muscle located just below the skin that...
Pectoralis Minor Syndrome (PMS) is when neurovascular compression (typically, brachial plexus compression)...
Stretching is good for TOS. Many of the exercises below are stretches. You’ll want to visit a physical...
A good night’s rest is key to feeling refreshed and ready for a day of productivity. Quality sleep consisting...
A cervical rib is a congenital abnormality in the form of an extra rib that grows out of your cervical...
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