A case of vagal cephalgia as a manifestation of a lung neoplasm—A case report and review of literature.

Key Clinical Message: Lung cancer can present with unilateral atypical facial pain, a rare symptom due to vagus nerve involvement or paraneoplastic syndrome. This manifestation is usually missed, delaying the diagnosis and prognosis. We discuss a case of a 45‐year‐old male who presented with right‐sided hemifacial pain and with normal neurological investigations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]