Table 1.

SVC syndrome caused by intravascular thrombosis in association with malignancy.

Malignant disease	Age	Sex	Clinical Presentation of SVC Syndrome	Diagnosis of SVC Syndrome	Management	Reference
Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma	64	Female	Dyspnea, facial edema, flushing of neck, fatigue	Physical exam and IV contrast enhanced CT	IV heparin followed by enoxaparin	This Report
Soft Tissue Sarcoma	46	Female	Dyspnea, right arm pain, dysphagia	Spiral chest CT with contrast	Enoxaparin	[8]
Bronchogenic Carcinoma	55	Male	Dyspnea, edema of face, neck, and chest	Physical exam and Doppler ultrasonography	Low molecular weight heparin	[9]
Prostate Carcinoma	60	Male	Facial edema	Physical exam, contrast enhanced CT and MRI	Warfarin	[10]
Renal Cell Carcinoma	54	Male	Edema of face and neck	CT and MRI	IV Heparin	[11]
Ovarian Papillary Carcinoma	62	Female	Telangiectasias on face and anterior trunk	Thoracic CT	Acenocoumarol	[12]