Arterial Thoracic Outlet Syndrome – A Rare Entity

Abstract

Thoracic outlet syndrome refers to a constellation of neurovascular signs and symptoms caused by compression of neural and vascular structures as they exit through the superior thoracic aperture to enter the upper limb. Arterial type is the rarest and requires early diagnosis & management to prevent severe complications like thromboembolic phenomenon. Hence, in this article, we are describing thoracic outlet syndrome arising due to compression of right subclavian artery that was diagnosed by imaging.