Population
2 cases of generalized endolymphatic carcinomatosis presenting with severe asthmatic dyspnea
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Severe asthmatic dyspnea may signal occult endolymphatic carcinomatosis; case reports leave open whether atypical dyspnea warrants oncologic evaluation.
Highlights that severe asthmatic dyspnea can be the sole presenting symptom of generalized endolymphatic carcinomatosis.
Albert I. Mendeloff (1945) studied this question.
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