Which of the following is not a sign of successful stellate ganglion block –: (A) Nasal stuffness, (B) Guttman sign, (C) Homer's syndrome, (D) Bradycardia
Answer is D. Signs of successful stellate ganglion block :- Horner's syndrome, flushing of face, conjuctival congestion, nasal stuffiness (Guttman's sign), injection of tympanic membrane (Mueller's syndrome), increased skin temprature, lacrimation.