2016_Head & Neck COURSE BOOK

CLINICAL EVALUATION NEUROLOGIC SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

At diagnosis: 9.4 - 20%

III, IV, and VI CN (cavernous sinus or superior orbital fissure): ophthalmoplegia

V CN: facial pain

Greater petrosal superficial nerve: xerophtalmy

IX, X, and XI CN: different jugular foramen syndromes

XII CN: hemitongue palsy, atrophy, and deviation

Sympathetic cervical trunk: Claude-Bernard-Horner syndrome

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