Our expert vascular surgeons perform thoracic outlet decompression to relieve nerve and blood vessel compression, reducing pain, numbness, and weakness caused by thoracic outlet syndrome.
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) occurs when nerves or blood vessels between the collarbone and first rib are compressed, causing pain, numbness, or weakness in the shoulder, arm, or hand. Thoracic outlet decompression surgery relieves this compression to restore function and reduce symptoms.
Untreated TOS can lead to chronic pain, muscle weakness, or blood clots in 5-10% of severe cases.
We perform precise decompression surgery, removing or repositioning structures like ribs or muscles to relieve pressure.
With a 90% success rate, our treatments reduce pain, improve arm function, and prevent complications.
Early detection of thoracic outlet syndrome can prevent severe complications like chronic pain or blood clots. If you notice these symptoms, contact us immediately for expert evaluation.
Pain in the shoulder or arm, often worsened by activity or overhead movements.
Numbness or tingling in the arm, hand, or fingers, indicating nerve compression.
Weakness in the hand or difficulty gripping objects due to nerve issues.
Swelling or discoloration in the arm or hand, suggesting vascular compression.
Coldness or bluish tint in the hands, indicating reduced blood flow.
Chronic neck pain with arm weakness, signaling severe compression.
Our Expertise
At Astikan Health, our expert vascular team performs thoracic outlet decompression to relieve nerve and blood vessel compression, reducing pain and restoring function in patients with thoracic outlet syndrome.
A surgical procedure to remove the first rib to relieve compression on nerves or blood vessels in the thoracic outlet.
A procedure to remove or release scalene muscles in the neck to alleviate pressure on nerves or vessels.
A surgery to relieve compression on veins in the thoracic outlet, addressing swelling or clotting issues.
Why Astikan Health
Our dedicated team combines medical expertise, advanced surgical techniques, and compassionate care to deliver outstanding results for thoracic outlet decompression surgery.
Our vascular surgeons are highly trained in thoracic outlet decompression procedures.
We use advanced imaging and precision techniques for safe, effective decompression.
Enjoy peace of mind with our 90% success rate and focus on patient safety.
Most patients resume normal activities in 3–6 weeks with our supportive care plans.
From diagnosis to follow-up, we’re with you every step of the way.
Our facility is designed for comfort and optimal vascular treatment outcomes.
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Recovery from thoracic outlet decompression is manageable, with most patients resuming normal activities in 3–6 weeks with proper care and follow-up.
Don’t let thoracic outlet syndrome limit your daily activities. Our vascular experts offer thorough assessments and personalized decompression surgery plans to relieve pain and restore function.
