Pancoast's syndrome is associated with
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neoplasm
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neophrenia
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neophilism
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neophobia
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Correct answer
Explanation
Pancoast's syndrome is a set of symptoms caused by a tumor (neoplasm) located at the pulmonary apex (top of the lung). The tumor can compress nearby nerves and blood vessels, leading to shoulder pain and Horner's syndrome.