Volume 4 [82 articles]

Supplement 1–Topical Levocabastine in Allergic Rhinoconjunctivitis Guest Editor Professor Paul Van Cauwenberge [7 articles]

• Introduction, Paul Van Cauwenberge
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S3-S3
• Faster onset of action with topical levocabastine than with oral cetirizine, Michel A. Drouin, William H. Yang, and Frederick Horak
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S5-S10
• Efficacy and tolerability of levocabastine and azelastine nasal sprays for the treatment of allergic rhinitis, Ralph Mösges, Joachim Spaeth, and Ludger Klimek
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S11-S15
• Levocabastine eye drops are effective and well tolerated for the treatment of allergic conjunctivitis in children, Brunello Wüthrich and Martin Gerber
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S16-S20
• Topical levocabastine—a review of therapeutic efficacy compared with topical sodium cromoglycate and oral terfenadine on days with high pollen counts, Marianela de Azevedo
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S21-S25
• A review of the tolerability and safety of levocabastine eye drops and nasal spray. Implications for patient management, Peter H. Howarth
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S26-S30
• Treatment of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis: a review of the role of topical levocabastine, R. Gerth van Wijk
  Volume 4 (1995), Issue 7, Pages S31-S38