Horner's syndrome is seen in all except
Horner syndrome, characterized by ptosis and miosis, is caused by compression of the ascending sympathetic supply within the carotid sheath and occurs in fewer than half of affected patients Extracranial dissection of the internal carotid aery causes cranial nerve palsy in 12% of cases It seems remarkable that multiple sclerosis does not commonly cause a Horner's syndrome for this syndrome is a manifestation of many different disease processes which affect the caudal brainstem and cervical spinal cord, as does multiple sclerosis Ref Harrison20th edition pg 2234
Carotid aery aneurysm
Medial medullary syndrome
Can occur following surgery for raynaud's Syndrome
Multiple sclerosis
C.N.S