Woman, 71, finds 'inoperable' tumour after getting shoulder pain and 'right hand symptoms'

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    A mixture of palliative radiotherapy and chemotherapy was given.

    Sadly, the patient died within a year of diagnosis.

    “This case study highlights the importance of considering non-musculoskeletal conditions which cause referred shoulder pain,” the case study authors wrote.

    Pancoast tumour – most common signs to be aware of

    Because the cancer is at the top of the lungs, it might put pressure on or damage a group of nerves that runs from the upper chest into your neck and arms. The group of nerves is called the brachial plexus.



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