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    • WBR1100  + (While lesions of the right superior cervic … While lesions of the right superior cervical ganglion can cause Horner’s syndrome, in this particular case the stellate ganglion is affected. The superior cervical ganglion does not lie in the thorax and is not lesioned due to pancoast tumors. The superior cervical ganglion instead lies adjacent to C2 and C3 in the neck.ad lies adjacent to C2 and C3 in the neck.)
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