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El tratamiento depende de la causa del problema, pero no existe un tratamiento en sí para el síndrome de Horner.
El pronóstico depende de si el tratamiento de la causa es efectivo.
No existen complicaciones directas del síndrome de Horner en sí; sin embargo, puede haber complicaciones de la enfermedad que lo causó o de su tratamiento.
Consulte con el médico si presenta síntomas del síndrome de Horner.
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