well-localised chest pain
Last reviewed 01/2018
Some causes of well-localised chest pain are:
- fractured ribs
- pleurisy
- Tietze's syndrome
- pericarditis
- pulmonary infarct
- herpes zoster
- biliary colic
- mediastinitis
- mastitis
- Da Costa's syndrome
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