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Table 1 Principal clinical, radiologic and laboratory features of the case.

From: Churg-Strauss syndrome: A case report

Organ/method of detection

Features

Skin

Skin nodules, urticarial rash, necrotic bullae

Lung auscultation

Tachypnea, wheezes, rhonchi, wet cracles

Chest X-ray

Transient, patchy, nonsegmental areas of consolidation with predilection for lower zones with the area of consolidation in lower left zone

ECG/ECHO

Tachycardia/myocardial fluid

Spirometry

FEV1

Skin biopsy

Focal, necrotizing vasculitis

Transbronchial lung biopsy

Granulomas, formed by eosynophils with central necrosis, macrophages and giant cells

Sedimentation 1 h/2 h

90/100

CRP

122 mg/l

WBC

46 × 106

Eosynophils

28 × 106 - 62%

IgE total

287.4 IU

ANA/ANCA

-/-