Question 54 · LDEK · Complications of anesthesia
Horner syndrome is a complication which may occur after:
- A. inferior alveolar nerve block (mandibular foramen).
- B. incisive canal nerve block.
- C. infraorbital nerve block.
- D. maxillary tuberosity nerve block (posterior superior alveolar n. b.).
- E. greater palatine nerve block.
Hint
Think of which injection can deposit anaesthetic deep enough to reach the parapharyngeal space and the cervical sympathetic chain.
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