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Criteria 1 Unusual, acute severe headache of progressive or sudden onset, presenting with or without neurologic focal deficit and/or seizure 2 Benign CSF analysis (protein level, <80 mg/dL; leukocyte count, <10/mm3; and normal glucose level) 3 Imaging studies demonstrating 2 different points of vessel narrowing in at least 2 different intracranial arteries 4 Imaging proving absence of intracranial aneurysm/vascular malformation or aneurysmal SAH 5 Reversibility of intracranial vessel narrowing on short-term follow-up evaluation (<12 months)