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Title: KAWASAKI DISEASE :


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KAWASAKI DISEASE
  • Are we missing it

Dr. Krishna Kumar M.D., D.C.H., MRCP,
MRCPCH Paediatrician, Ranchi
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Tomisaku Kawasaki '67 Mucocut.
Lymph N. Syndrome Subsequent reports from all
over world Commonest cause of Acquired Heart
Disease in Children below 5 Yrs. in
developed world Indian Scenario
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Case - 1
  • 1½ yrs. old boy
  • unexplained fever 8 days
  • trunkal rash, Red lips
  • Platelet count - 4.5 lacs
  • Rapid response to I.V.I.G.
  • No follow up

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Case - 2
  • 2 yrs. old girl
  • high grade fever 5 days
  • Conjunctival Congestion
  • Bil. Cervical Lymph node
  • Polymorphous rash
  • Oedema hands feet

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Case - 3
  • 2½ yrs. old Male
  • Fever for 20 days -
  • had exanthema at outset, with conjunctivits, red
    lips cervical adenopathy
  • Clue Platelet count 6 lacs
  • - periungual desquamation

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Why this disease
  • No known aetiology
  • A vasculitis - affects medium sized arteries, esp
    coronaries
  • Heals by fibrosis --gt Aneurysm / stenosis
  • --------gt Coronary thrombosis.
  • Incidence 20-25 in untreated cases of KD

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Diagnosis mainly Clinical AHA 2006
guidelines.
  • Unexplained fever of at least 5 days, plus
  • at least 4 of 5 Criteria.

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  • 1. Polymorphous rash - (80)
  • 2. Conjuntival Congestion - (85)
  • 3. Changes in lips oral cavity- (90)
  • 4. Cervical Lymphadenopathy - (70)
  • Occ. solitary
  • 5. Changes in extremities - (70)

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  • Other important associations -
  • - extreme irritability
  • - Erythema and induration at BCG vaccination
    site.
  • Incomplete KD - equally likely to cause coronary
    aneurysms

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  • Phases of Illness -
  • Acute 0 - 10 days
  • stage of vasculitis - aneurysms
    rare
  • IVIG most useful
  • Subacute 10-28 days
  • Stage of desquamation
  • thrombocytosis
  • Coronary Aneurysms - (20-25)
  • Risk of sudden death
  • Convalecent 4 wks - 6/8 weeks- Beau's lines.

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Duration (weeks)
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  • Natural History of Coronary Changes -
  • - Coronary A. dialatations, small aneurysms
    regress within 1-2 yrs.
  • - Large aneurysms (gt 8 mm) fail to regress
  • ----gt thrombosis / MI / Hge - sudden death.

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  • Investigations -
  • No diagnostic Lab tests -
  • Acute phase reactants
  • Platelet Count
  • 2 D-Echo-cardiography

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  • Treatment - aims at reducing inflammn
  • I.V.I.G. 2 G / Kg.
  • Reduces risk of CAA by 90
  • Aspirin - Anti-inflam. dose - 2 wks.
  • Antithrombotic dose - as required.
  • Steroids reported to CAA incidence
  • Follow up with serial 2 D echo - 2 wks, 6 wks,
  • 12 wks. Further echo's as required.

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  • TAKE HOME MESSAGES
  • Not all fevers with rash is viral -
  • KD needs prompt diagnosis which is primarily
    clinical -
  • Early treatment within 10 days of onset with
    I.V.I.G. markedly reduces coronary
    complications.
  • Thrombocytosis with the typical skin changes is
    pathognomonic of this condition but comes late.

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