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. 1997 Jul;90(7):395–396. doi: 10.1177/014107689709000709

Horner's syndrome due to herpes zoster in the T3-T4 dermatome.

T R Poole ¹, J F Acheson ¹, S E Smith ¹, M J Steiger ¹

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