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What is the Kuntz nerve and how does it relate to the ETS / ETS-C procedure?

April 26, 2017ETS ets-c nerve procedure relate

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What is the Kuntz nerve and how does it relate to the ETS / ETS-C procedure?

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The Kuntz nerve is a ramus of the second and/or the third sympathetic thoracic ganglion that participates in carrying the sympathetic stimulus to the facial area. The sympathetic stimulus is responsible for the facial sweating, blushing, and rhinitis.