This reflects an increasing trend in the rate of this complication, at least at the local level, despite the surgical interventions being performed at the same level of spinal roots, a factor that must be considered the most commonly cited risk factor in the literature for moderate to severe CH is the interruption of the T2 ganglion (T2-T3 level) [ 24 ].
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