1. Horner's syndrome results from damage to the sympathetic innervation of the eye.

2. The appearance, lasting time and response of Horner's syndrome were monitored; meanwhile, the adverse reaction, evaluation after treatment and the effect on important life signs of SGB were observed.

3. Is Horner's syndrome the signs of stellate ganglion blocked successfully?

4. Furthermore, the other features of Horner's syndrome ( meiosis and anhidrosis ) are not described.

5. The condition, which doctors call Horner's syndrome, is sometimes associated with aneurysms and tumors in the neck.

6. When one pupil is smaller than the other, perhaps with a drooping eyelid, it could be Horner's syndrome, a condition caused when a lung tumour begins eating into the nerves in the neck.