Presentation
Previous thoracic outlet syndrome with surgery.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Phrenic nerve palsy with positive sniff test
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Pre-operative radiograph.
From the case:
Phrenic nerve palsy with positive sniff test
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Post-operative radiograph showing - left diaphragmatic elevation.
From the case:
Phrenic nerve palsy with positive sniff test
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Paradoxical diaphragmatic movement on left side shown on Sniff test.