Anhydrosis and ptosis seen in -
Ans. is 'a' i.e., Horner's Syndrome o Horner's syndrome consists of a classical triad of ipsilateral: i) Ptosis ii) Miosis (hence anisocoria) iii) Anhydrosis (Loss of sweating) o Other features are : # Loss of ciliospinal reflex, Enophthalmos. # Heterochromia (ipsilateral iris is of light color), the pupil is slow to dilate, slight elevation of the inferior eyelid, normal pupillary reflex.
Horner's Syndrome
Buphthalmos
USHER Syndrome
Paralysis of cranial nerve VI
Pupillary Reflexes and their Abnormalities