Thank you! Wow, I have never seen eosinophilc polyangitis, but remember learning about it. I think I learned about it when studying the kidney....although, the cardiovascular effects are the most serious. If she was stable, there was nothing you would have done differently. Sorry that it happened.
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Eosinophilic Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis is just a fancy new name for Churg Strauss Syndrome.
I think you are right, most likely the arrest from cardiac origin, her LVEF was 25%, which is DCMP by definition. No fluid overload for sure but as you said Arrhythmia is a possibility, actually most doctors accused cardiac arrhythmia for this arrest