All of the following are Eagleton’s criteria for diagnosing the cavernus sinus thrombosis
Eagleton criteria for diagnosis of cavernous sinus thrombosis are:
→ Known site of infection.
→ Ocular nerve paralysis (via lesions of cranial nerves, III, IV, V, VI).
→ Early obstructive signs (such as retinal vein fullness, proptosis, exophthalmos and collateral venous circulation).
→ Surrounding soft tissues abscesses (Of the orbit, occiput, neck or nasopharynx).
→ And symptoms of a complicated disease (Such as headache, papilledema, and meningeal signs)
Unknown site of infection
Ocular nerve paralysis
Early obstructive signs such as retinal vein and exophthalmus
Soft tissue abscesses