Cold hands warmed after MicroETS

A 29 year old woman from New York experienced warming of her cold pale-blue fingers this morning in San Antonio after I performed MicroETS through a single 1/12th inch incision per underarm, without collapsing her lungs and not having to dissect the nerve out (dig the nerve out from the chest wall tissue), but rather, precise cut of the nerve with a 2 mm micro endo scissors.  Her fingers immediately changed from pale-blue to pink and warm.  In the recovery room she commented that she could now feel things like normal with her fingers.