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Table 1 (abstract P448). See text for description

From: Proceedings of the 28th European Paediatric Rheumatology Congress (PReS 2022)

Patients

Diagnosis

AGE

SARS-Cov2 Serology

Symptoms

Chest Imaging

Echocardiogram

Therapy

LB MIS-C

11years

negative

High fever, conjunctival hyperemia, skin lesions, DESATURATION

thickening areolae ground-glass appearance.

Pleural effusion

Normal

Ig ev, ASA, corticosteroids,oxygen therapy

P. MIS-C

1year

Positive

Fever conjunctival hyperemia, papular maculo rash

thickening areolae ground-glass appearance. No plaural effusion

Pericardial effusion

Ig ev, ASA, corticosteroids

C.MIS-C

6years

Positive

Fever conjunctival hyperemia, papular maculo rash DESATURATION

Areolae ground-glassappearance. Pleural effusion

Pericardial effusion

Ig ev, ASA, corticosteroids. oxygen therapy

M.MIS-C

10years

Positive

Fever papular maculo rash COLLIQUATIVE LYMPHADENOPATHY

 

Refraction of the walls of the right coronary

Ig ev, corticosteroids,

ASA

B. MIS-C complicated By myocarditis

11years

Positive

fever, conjunctival hyperemia, palmar erythema

normal

Reduction of systolic function.myocarditis.

Ig ev, steroids, asa, ANAKINRA EV

G.KD

1year,male

negative

High fever, hyporeactivity, micropapular rash

parenchymal consolidation, pleural flap.

Normal

Intravenous Ig corticosteroids ASA

M. KD

2years,female

negative

Fever, conjunctival hyperemia, diffuse macular exanthema, edema of hands and feet.

 

Normal

Ig ev, ASA, corticosteroids

L..KD

10months,male

negative

Fever, diffuse maculopapular rash. Stomatitis.

 

Normal

Intravenous Ig corticosteroids and ASA

I.KD

6months,male

Active Sars-Cov2 infection

fever, mucositis, rash

 

Normal

Intravenous IG.corticosteroids, and ASA