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Radiography for the clavicle fracture. (A) Left middle-third clavicle fracture. (B) Postoperative radiography.
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Radiography revealed a fracture of left middle-third clavicle (Figure 1A). Two days after the accident, she received surgery for open reduction and internal fixation of the clavicle fracture (Figure 1B).
Gross appearance of the patient. (A) Ptosis and myosis on the left side observed in the emergency department (room light). (B) Symmetrical eye opening and pupil size at outpatient clinic on the third month (room light).
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Ptosis and miosis on her left eye were discovered (Figure 2A). The symptoms of Horner's syndrome completely resolved on the third month after clavicle surgery (Figure 2B).
Ultrasound survey of the carotid artery revealing intact structures. (A,B) longitudinal plane of the carotid artery. (C,D) transverse plane of the carotid artery.
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Moreover, ultrasonography of the neck revealed an intact carotid artery (Figure 3).