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  • 31. Diagnosis of sympathetic pupilomotor dysfunction (Horner's syndrome).
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  • 33. Facial sweating in Horner's syndrome.
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  • 34. [Minor manifestation, major etiology].
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  • 37. The pupil and its disorders.
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