Facial Pain as the Presenting Symptom of Lung Carcinoma With Normal Chest Radiograph

Facial pain is a rare presenting symptom of nonmetastatic lung carcinoma. Referred pain from tumor invasion and compression of the vagus nerve was the presumed cause in the 31 cases published to date. We report 2 additional cases having an unusual clinical feature, namely, both had radiographic evid...

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