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Horner's syndrome is characterized by a specific triad of symptoms resulting from the disruption of sympathetic nerve pathways from the thoracic spine to the face. The three key features include anhidrosis (reduced sweating) or hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating) on one side of the face; ptosis, where the eyelid droops on the affected side; and miosis, which is a constricted pupil that appears smaller than its counterpart. This syndrome typically arises when there is compression or blockage of the sympathetic chain affecting these nerves.

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