
The panel reviews the first patient case—a 38-year-old woman with recurrent hives and intermittent swelling—highlighting the key clinical criteria that clinch a CSU diagnosis.

The panel reviews the first patient case—a 38-year-old woman with recurrent hives and intermittent swelling—highlighting the key clinical criteria that clinch a CSU diagnosis.

The panel reflects on dermatology's evolving role in CSU, from limited options and reluctance to a new era of empowered, effective disease management.