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Novel management of harlequin syndrome with stellate ganglion block

into a sclerosing process. It is therefore questionable if these cases account for the group of LS or rather the control group. Pilatz et al. investigated a group of patients with congenital phimosis and found no specific gene expression patterns in contrast to the LS group. This rules out that all persistent congenital phimosis is due to a subclinical inflammation driven by the beginning of LS.