Jj. Seymour et Et. Dickinson, DELAYED CARDIOVASCULAR SEQUELAE FROM KAWASAKI-SYNDROME, The American journal of emergency medicine, 16(6), 1998, pp. 579-581
The cardiovascular complications of Kawasaki syndrome (KS) are potenti
ally life-threatening. Such complications are usually associated with
early stages of the disease and involve symptoms related to myocarditi
s myocardia[ ischemia, This report describes an unusual case of a 12-y
ear-old girl with a remote history of KS who presented with supraventr
icular tachycardia (SVT), The potential relationship between KS and SV
T based on results of previous clinicopathologic studies of the conduc
tion system of patients with KS is discussed; this discussion also add
resses the importance of early identification, appropriate treatment,
and prompt referral once the diagnosis of KS has been made,(Am J Emerg
Med 1998;16:579-581. Copyright (C) 1998 by W.B, Saunders Company).