[Oligoarthritic joint symptoms of the hands in metastasizing bronchial carcinoma]

Bronchial carcinomata very frequently metastasize to bony tissue. The most common sites are generally known, but metastases can also occur in atypical locations where they then simulate other clinical syndromes. The present paper describes the clinical picture of a patient with small-cell bronchial carcinoma metastasizing to the finger joints. The frequency of this manifestation is investigated on the basis of the literature.