Horners Syndrome :: Medical Negligence Solicitors

Horners syndrome is a birth injury often associated with damage to the brachial plexus nerves usually caused during a turbulent delivery which may be the result of medical negligence. This condition is caused by damage to sympathetic nerve fibres which can also be the result of a congenital defect, brainstem stroke, carotid artery damage or a tumour on the lung.

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Symptoms

The symptoms of Horners syndrome include a constricted pupil, drooping eyelid and an inability to sweat on the cheek or forehead adjacent to the eye that is affected. These symptoms are caused by damage to the sympathetic nervous system which automatically controls a number of the functions of the body including the amount of sweat that we produce and pupil dilation and constriction.

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