FW: THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME AS A DISORDER OF NEUROGENIC INFLAMMATION

[Guest guest]

I will look forward to your publication(s)

on your cases. Remember this article is talking about a particular subtype of

TOS - Neurogenic. There are numerous subtypes. The article clearly discusses

structural issues as part of this subtype but also clearly says there are

symptomatic and asymptomatic people even with the structural changes. In the

symptomatic people it goes on to nicely discuss how the inflammatory component

develops and progresses.

I found it very helpful.

s. fuchs dc

From:

Schneider

Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2012

11:14 PM

To: Sharron Fuchs

Cc: oregondcs

Subject: Re:

THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME AS A DISORDER OF NEUROGENIC INFLAMMATION

I have treated at least

30 clear cases of TOS over the last 20 years and the mechanism of causation

appears to be totally mechanical. I relieve the hypertonic scalene

muscles with trigger point work and the problem resolves.

I am with Sunni on this one -as usual. The article Sharron shares is

entertaining but I believe it is simply out of touch with simple reality.

Schneider DC

PDX

FYI. s. fuchs dc

http://www.doctorellis.com/TOS_neurogenic.html

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Schneider DC

PDX

[Guest guest]

My point was that the info does nothing to help us treating docs actually repair the problem.  The paper you mention  is an academic paper with no practical value for us in the field fixing wounded patients conservatively.

We who  are busy treating real injured follks do not have time to be publishing cases on any regular basis.  I respect those who make the time to do this but I certainly will not make light of those who chose not to allot time for this published work. 

Schneider DCPDX

 

I will look forward to your publication(s)

on your cases. Remember this article is talking about a particular subtype of

TOS - Neurogenic. There are numerous subtypes. The article clearly discusses

structural issues as part of this subtype but also clearly says there are

symptomatic and asymptomatic people even with the structural changes. In the

symptomatic people it goes on to nicely discuss how the inflammatory component

develops and progresses.

 

I found it very helpful.

 

s. fuchs dc

 

 

From:

Schneider

Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2012

11:14 PM

To: Sharron Fuchs

Cc: oregondcs

Subject: Re:

THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME AS A DISORDER OF NEUROGENIC INFLAMMATION

 

I have treated at least

30 clear cases of TOS over the last 20 years and the mechanism of causation

appears to be totally mechanical.  I relieve the hypertonic scalene

muscles with trigger point work and the problem resolves.

I am with Sunni on this one -as usual.  The article Sharron shares is

entertaining but I believe it is simply out of touch with simple reality.

Schneider DC

PDX

 

FYI. s. fuchs dc

http://www.doctorellis.com/TOS_neurogenic.html

--

Schneider DC

PDX

-- Schneider DC PDX