The syndrome can compress the subclavian artery or the brachial plexus. The brachial plexus is the collection of sensory and motor nerves that innervate the hand, arm, and the shoulder girdle whereas the subclavian vein and artery supply blood to the area. Thoracic outlet syndrome can be static or positional.
With a clinical communication system of record, display and action, the radiologist can send the physician a secure text notifying him or her of the abnormality along with the image. The physician does not have to wait until the radiologist calls directly or access a separate PACS viewer to review the images.
Effective interpersonal communication skills are important. A clinical psychologist must be able to actively listen and comprehend what clients tell them, and be able to speak clearly with clients about sensitive issues. This occupation also requires critical thinking skills, as clinical psychologists must be able to use reason and logic to interpret and solve complex problems.