Join physicians Art Jenkins and Scott Werden for a free, online and in depth discussion of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome patient case studies. This is a unique opportunity for patients to observe how physician specialists (TOS Experts) collaborate to help improve outcomes for TOS patients.
Each of the case studies presented are patients that received collaborative, multi-specialty care from these passionate TOS physicians.
Please note that this event begins at 4:30 PM PST.
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Dr. Jenkins left the full-time faculty at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai to found Jenkins NeuroSpine. He believes that every patient deserves the best opportunity for recovery, and his patients benefit from a world-class medical practice that uses the latest in technology and evidence-based medicine techniques.
His interest in Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) originated with the complex challenges that this patient population faces when working with medical professionals that often are unable to assist them.
Dr. Jenkins recently coauthored a paper that defines a cutting edge surgical approach to helping TOS patients. It can be read here. He is a data driven physician that sees many gaps in the current medical community understanding of TOS. He seeks to close these gaps through continued research and colleague engagement
Dr. Werden is a nationally known thought leader regarding TOS and has been assisting patients for over 20 years to understand the disease. He encourages patients to develop a strong understanding of the disease so that they can partner closely with their physicians to develop better pathways for wellness. In the early 2000’s he became aware that this patient population was likely under diagnosed and often without effective care. Working with San Francisco Bay Area surgeons he created a unique and patented MRI protocol to confirm the TOS diagnosis, as well as provide surgeons with a more detailed understanding of the anatomy before surgery. He consults with approximately 250 TOS patients per year along with their treating physicians.
