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Horner’s Syndrome:
Damage anywhere along the sympathetic pathway involving the T1 white ramus communicantes, the superior cervical ganglion, the preganglionic or postganglionic axons, causes Horner’s Syndrome which includes: ___ |
Miosis – small pupil
Ptosis – drooping upper eyelid Anhidrosis – lack of sweating on affected side Face and neck flush – redness and increased warmth due to vasodilation on affected side |
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Fixed and dilated pupils:
Pupils are ___ and do not respond to light Unopposed action of the ___ muscle which is innervated by ___ Indicates possible brainstem damage involving the region of the ___ Complete injury causes a large pupil, called a ___ |
-dilated
-dilator pupillae -sympathetics -Edinger-Westphal nucleus -“blown pupil” |
