Axillary Webbing Syndrome

AWS or sometimes referred as “Cording” is a painful condition that can be managed through physiotherapy as a safe and effective primary treatment. Read more.

Axillary Web Syndrome

Axillary Web Syndrome--Cording

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Axillary Webbing Syndrome

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