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Table 1 Features of 26 patients at diagnosis

From: Assessment of coronary artery intimal thickening in patients with a previous diagnosis of Kawasaki disease by using high resolution transthoracic echocardiography: our experience

Gender

Clinical form

ECG

Cardiac manifestations

Risk class

Therapy

Age at diagnosis

M:18 (69.2%)

T: 14 (53.8%)

N: 12 (46.2%)

NCI: 14 (54%)

I: 20 (76.9%)

ASA + IVIG 20 (76.9%)

< 6 ms: 2 (7.7%)

F:8 (30.8%)

I: 9 (34.6%)

SST: 9 (34.6%)

TAC: 3 (11.5%)

II: 3 (11.5%)

ASA 3 (11.5%)

6 ms- 5 ys: 21 (80.8%)

A: 3 (11.5%)

PRBBB: 3 (11.5%)

PAC: 3 (11.5%)

III: 2 (7.7%)

IVIG 2 (7.7%)

> 5 ys:3 (11.5%)

NSDVR: 2 (7.7%)

PE: 3 (11.5%)

IV: 1 (3.9%)

No therapy 1 (3.9%)

MR: 3 (11.5%)

  1. Abbreviations: M male, F female, T Typical, I Incomplete, A Atypical, N normal, SST slight sinus tachycardia, PRBBB partial right bundle branch block, NSDVR non-specific disorders of ventricular repolarization, NCI no cardiac impairment, TAC transient anomalies of coronaries, PAC persistent anomalies of coronaries, PE pericardial effusion, MR mitral regurgitation.
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