Carcinoma of the Apex of the Lung with Horner's Syndrome *Horner's symptom complex is defined by Stedman's Medical Dictionary as follows: Ptosis, myosis, anidrosis and enophthalmos due to paralysis of the cervical sympathetic.—Editor, I.M.G.
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Postthyroidectomy Horner's Syndrome
Horner's syndrome (HSd) results from an injury along the cervical sympathetic chain, producing ipsilateral miosis, ptosis, enophthalmos, and facial anhydrosis. Although more commonly associated to malignant tumors affecting the preganglionar segment of the sympathetic chain (especially in the lung apex), HSd has been described as a rare complication of thyroid surgery. We herein report a case o...
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Dear editor, Horner's syndrome (HS) results from interruption of sympathetic nervous supply to the eye and manifests clinically with partial ptosis, miosis and enophthalmos, along with anhidrosis of face on the affected side. [1] HS is not an uncommon finding in patients visiting emergency department (ED), being reported in those with brainstem strokes, myelitis, malignancies of lung and thyroi...
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دوره 80 شماره
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تاریخ انتشار 1945