- A B Myles
- Retired consultant physician Weybridge, Surrey KT13 0RZ
EDITOR,--The quaint belief that more of something good must be better has plagued the rational use of corticosteroids over the years but is not the guiding principle for most other forms of treatment. John Ferrisand Robert Lamb suggest that high starting doses for the treatment of giant cell arteritis …
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