Abstract:Superior vena cava syndrome (SVCS) is syndrome caused by mass compression, tumor invasion, and/or thrombosis of SVC. In the past, SVCS was mostly linked to infection. Nowadays, SVCS is mostly linked to malignant tumor and medical procedures. Most common malignant cause of SVCS is non small cell lung cancer. A 69-year-old man was presented with breathing difficulty. Symptom began 4 months before admission, with worsening of symptom since 2 weeks before admission. Symptom improved with sitting position, and wors… Show more
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