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Autonomic disturbances produced by lung cancer: a report of two unusual cases
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Case Reports
Autonomic disturbances produced by lung cancer: a report of two unusual cases
Proc Aust Assoc Neurol.
1975.
Abstract
Two cases of malignant infiltration of nerve are presented in whom a major feature was excessive spontaneous sweat secretion. The possible mechanisms for the production of this unusual symptom are discussed.
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