Pancoast syndrome
Pancoast syndrome, also known as apical tumor syndrome, refers to a group of symptoms of intractable upper limb pain and ipsilateral Horner syndrome caused by tumor infiltration and compression at the apex of the lung. This syndrome was first proposed by Pancoast (1924).
-
Site of disease:
Pulmonary nervous system -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Common in middle-aged and elderly people -
Related symptoms:
Shoulder pain Abnormal pupil Axillary pain
Related Drugs
Xianchan Tablets
Manufacturer:
Shaanxi Dongke Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Pingxiao tablets
Manufacturer:
Shenyang Qinggong Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd.
Related Ingredients
-
Psoralen list
66-97-7 -
Cinobufagin list
470-37-1 -
Chrysophanic acid list
481-74-3 -
Aluminium potassium sulfate dodecahydrate list
7784-24-9