Horner's Syndrome Picture

Horner's Syndrome is caused by an injury to the neck area of the spine. This
is called the cervical spine and the injury is to the very top of the cervical
spine. The main symptoms are a drooping eyelid, a pupil that smaller than
the other and one eye that looks like it is set back farther than the other.
Horner's syndrome only effects one side of the face. The symptoms can be seen in
the picture below.

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