Churg-Strauss syndrome (CSS), first described in 1951, is a rare vasculitis of small-and
medium-sized vessels. It is characterized by a constant association with asthma and eosinophilia…

… Clinical symptoms of cardiac involvement can be quite subtle. Yet cardiac involvement,
particularly if advanced, has a grave prognosis. Therefore, the threshold for echocardiography …

… symptoms of the pathological entity allergic angiitis and … of other clinical manifestations of
Churg-Strauss syndrome. Because … and followed by signs and symptoms of systemic vasculitis. …

… tract symptoms, or both to full-blown vasculitis follows a fairly well-defined, overt course with
increasing symptoms (… The remaining clinical and pathologic findings in our cases are quite …

… Here, we describe neurologic symptoms and complications of … In clinically symptomatic
patients, other affected nerves and … on the basis of both clinical and electrophysiologic signs. As …

… For the assessment of the clinical course and response to therapeutic trials, clinical …
These systemic manifestations were assessed from clinical symptoms, roentgenographic or CT …

… of clinical symptoms when oral corticosteroids are withdrawn). The second paradigm is a
systemic corticosteroid avoidance phenomenon in which the vasculitic phase occurs when …

… clinical syndrome was reported by Churg and Strauss [3] in … granulomas have been called
Churg-Strauss granuloma. The … 26% of cases may present with clinical symptoms [41•]. The …

… Remission was defined as symptom improvement, normalization of the eosinophil count
in peripheral blood, and absence of clinical evidence of active vasculitis. Patients who were …

… 1 to 3 days may also be used for severe clinical symptoms or findings. High dosages of …
clinically active vasculitis is absent, and then tapering should be initiated. If vasculitic symptoms …