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Kawasaki's disease
/ ˌæəˈæɪ /
noun
- a disease of children that causes a rash, fever, and swelling of the lymph nodes and often damages the heart muscle
Word History and Origins
Origin of Kawasaki's disease1
Example Sentences
The researchers found that compared with children with Kawasaki’s disease, those with MIS-C have lower levels of an immune chemical called IL-17A, which has been implicated in inflammation and autoimmune disorders.
Doctors have diagnosed hundreds of cases of MIS-C, which shares some similarities with the childhood illness Kawasaki’s disease.
Two studies have revealed the progress of multisystem inflammation syndrome, a dangerous side effect of COVID-19 that occurs in children and looks similar to a condition called Kawasaki’s disease.
He has set up a devoted to the diagnosis of his wife, and including to all of her relevant medical history, data, and information, in hopes that someone will recognize the pattern, and offer a cogent explanation, a unifying diagnosis. has been used before to diagnosis illness – for instance, case of Kawasaki’s Disease ; moreover, it seems like a pretty smart approach – assuming, of course, you don’t mind the conspicuous loss of privacy.
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