Signs and Symptoms of Axillary-Subclavianvein Thrombosis versus Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
| Condition | Symptoms | Signs |
|---|---|---|
| Axillary-subclavian thrombosis | Vague shoulder or neck discomfort; arm, hand edema | Supraclavicular fullness, palpable cord, extremity edema/cyanosis, jugular vein distention, dilated veins, unable to access catheter |
| Thoracic outlet syndrome | Pain radiating to arm; hand weakness | Brachial plexus tenderness, arm/hand atrophy, positive Adson or Wright test |