Hyperhidrosis Forum

I am curious to know whether cutting the T-2 or T-3 ganglions will result in any changes in the way signals from T-4, T-5, T-6 etc... get transferred to where they need to get to. Meaning, do the signals from the lower thoracic ganglions go to the necessary places they are supposed to directly via their own communication network; or do these signals get to their destination indirectly via transferring through the upper thoracic ganglions that are destroyed during ETS surgery?

Anyone ever asked a surgeon this question and obtained a "professional" response?

I think the signals from the lower ganglions have their own connections as well as others that go through the upper ganglions. Would be nice to get a doctor's answer though as you suggest.