Takayasu’s arteritis: the American College of Rheumatology’s 1990 diagnostic criteria13
| At least three criteria must be present for a diagnosis. Characteristic angiographic appearances are described.1 |
| • Patient below 40 years of age at initial diagnosis |
| • Claudication of extremities |
| • Reduced brachial pulse |
| • Difference in blood pressure between right and left arms >10 mm Hg |
| • Bruit above subclavian artery, aorta, or both |
| • Arteriographic appearance |