"enhancement, thickening or distortion of the involved motor nerve(s) on MRI"
"A. at least two attacks fulfilling criterion B"
"B. both of the following:"
"2. ipsilateral paresis of one, two or all three ocular motor nerves"
"C. orbital, parasellar or posterior fossa lesion has been excluded by appropriate investigation"
"enhancement, thickening or distortion of the involved motor nerve(s) on MRI"
"There are no consensus statements or guidelines regarding management. Most available evidence, albeit low quality, supports a course of corticosteroids acutely, which tend to be highly effective at improving symptoms 1,2. Following resolution, migraine preventers may then be trialled 1."
"cavernous sinus syndrome (e.g. Tolosa-Hunt syndrome)"
"duration of headache is shorter, and ophthalmologically there are autonomic features (e.g. miosis, eyelid swelling, no diplopia) rather than cranial nerve III palsy (for example)"