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Original Source: Horner Syndrome Following a Selective Cervical Nerve Root Block.
A 31-year-old man with cervical degenerative disc disease was seen at an outside institution for a right selective nerve root block at C7. Following the procedure, he had right ptosis and miosis. Pharmacologic testing confirmed a right Horner syndrome. MRI and MRA showed no arterial dissection. This report documents the unusual occurrence of permanent Horner syndrome following a selective cervical nerve root block.
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Horner Syndrome Following a Selective Cervical Nerve Root Block.
A 31-year-old man with cervical degenerative disc disease was seen at an outside institution for a right selective nerve root block at C7. Following the procedure, he had right ptosis and miosis. Phar...
Conduction block of peripheral nerves is an important technique for many basic and applied neurophysiology studies. To date, there has not been a technique which provides a quickly initiated and rever...
A 29-year-old patient was scheduled for bilateral halllux valgus surgery and a lateral sciatic popliteal nerve block was performed on each side using ropivacaine and lidocaine using nerve stimulation....
The parasacral sciatic nerve block does not induce anesthesia of the obturator nerve.
PURPOSE: The ability of the parasacral sciatic nerve block (PSNB) to induce anesthesia of the obturator nerve remains controversial. Our objective was to evaluate the anesthesia of the obturator nerve...
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