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Neurogenic TOS Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

MLB pitcher Chris Young resumes career after surgery

By Gregory • April 30, 2015February 22, 2023

Chris Young pitched for the Kansas City Royals after neurogenic TOS surgery. See article about his surgery and career in the Kansas City Star. See article in New York Times. See patient story.

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