Herniated thoracic disc at T1–2 level associated with Horner's syndrome

Abstract

✓ A case of symptomatic herniation at the first thoracic disc level is reported. The patient presented with hand weakness, Horner's syndrome, and pain radiating along the medial aspect of the upper extremity. Myelography demonstrated a smooth lateral defect at T1–2. Three sequestrated epidural disc fragments were removed with postoperative relief of pain. A slightly miotic pupil remains.