Superior vena cava syndrome other diagnostic studies

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Differentiating Superior Vena Cava Syndrome from Other Diseases

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Overview

Other Diagnostic Studies

Bronchoscopy

  • A bronchoscopy (a lighted tube placed through the mouth into the windpipe and lungs) may be performed if lung cancer is suspected

Coronary angiography

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