Cervical sympathetic nerve palsy syndrome in children
Cervical sympathetic syndrome is a group of syndromes caused by any compression and damage to the pathway from the sympathetic nerve center to the eye, which causes slight sunken eyeball and pupil constriction on the affected side, but normal light reaction, ptosis, less sweat on the affected side, etc. According to the damaged part, it can be divided into central disorder, preganglionic disorder and postganglionic disorder. This symptom is also called Horners syndrome, Bernard-Horner syndrome, Claude-Bernard-Horner syndrome, cervical sympathetic nerve paralysis syndrome, cervical sympathetic nervous system paralysis, etc.
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Site of disease:
Peripheral nervous system -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
child -
Related symptoms:
Eyelid drooping paralysis tearing pupil asymmetry heterochromia iris -
Concurrent disease: