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Phillies' Zack Wheeler diagnosed with venous thoracic outlet syndrome
Days after a successful blood clot removal procedure, the Philadelphia Phillies said right-hand pitcher Zack Wheeler has been diagnosed with venous thoracic outlet syndrome. The Phillies said Wheeler is recommended to undergo thoracic outlet decompression surgery within the upcoming weeks. Initial details surrounding the surgery were limited.
Phillies’ Zack Wheeler Thoracic Outlet Surgery — the Role of Physical Therapy
PHILADELPHIA — In a move that has given Phillies fans pause, ace pitcher Zack Wheeler was recently diagnosed with venous thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) and is slated for season-ending decompression surgery. What does this condition mean for a high-performance athlete, and why does physical therapy still matter?
What is thoracic outlet syndrome? Doctor explains Phillies ace Zack Wheeler's condition, surgery
Philadelphia Phillies ace Zack Wheeler is set to have surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome. Dr. Cherie Erkmen, a thoracic surgeon at Temple University who is not treating Wheeler, explains the procedure.
Dr. Dinesh Dhanaraj, the Attending Orthopedic Surgeon at St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne, weighed in on some of the ...
Wheeler, a right-arm pitcher, has officially been diagnosed with venous thoracic outlet syndrome - a compression of a major ...
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