In a patient with unilateral Horner’s syndrome present from birth, what is a possible characteristic of the affected eye?

In a patient with unilateral Horner’s syndrome present from birth, what is a possible characteristic of the affected eye?

In unilateral Horner’s syndrome which has been present from birth, the iris of the affected eye may remain blue when the other becomes brown (heterochromia). This occurs because the lack of sympathetic stimulation affects melanin pigmentation in the iris.

Verifiziert von Dr. Petya Stefanova

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