Meanwhile, just one in 20 small-cell patients have clubbing. However, if you don't see that diamond window, it doesn't automatically mean you have cancer. Finger clubbing has also been seen in ...

The Schamroth window test, a simple and non-invasive finger check, has been recognized by medical professionals as a potential indicator of finger clubbing, a condition linked to lung cancer ...

The UK's leading lung cancer charity urges: "While not having this diamond-shaped window does not automatically ... can occur over several years. "Finger clubbing means there are certain changes ...

One such sign could manifest at the end of the fingers. Cancer Research UK warns that finger clubbing is a symptom of lung cancer. This usually affects the fingertips on both hands, developing ...

you must see a tiny diamond-shaped window of light. If you can’t see this ‘diamond gap’, you could have finger clubbing, which can be a sign of lung cancer. Finger clubbing is seen in 35% of ...