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• CST should be suspected clinically when there is severe loss of visual acuity.
• Involvement of the III, IV, V or VI cranial nerves adds a strong clinical suspicion for CST.
• CST is generally treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics that cover against aerobic and anaerobic organisms (vancomycin, a cephalosporin, and metronidazole).