Kawasaki Disease by L. Rubin, L. DiPietro | OPENPediatrics

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In this video, the viewer will learn the pathophysiology, clinical and diagnostic criteria of Kawasaki disease. The viewer will also learn about complications of Kawasaki disease and how to manage affected children.
Initial Publication: November 15, 2018.
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@603-sad.subasinghe7 2 года назад

Thanks from medical students all over the globe...❤️

@oopz1 2 года назад

I had this back in 1996 when I was 7 years old..I still remember skin peeling and severe chest pains..Had Aspirin tablets for many months with occasional ECGs..I was lucky enough to br diagnosed early and alive today to tell the story.. Thanks to the awesome doc who coincidentally read some article about this disease and quickly identified with the symptoms I’ve presented!

@sergcolin 4 года назад

This was succinctly explained! Great refresher! Thank you.

@abelincolnparth 4 года назад

Nice and informative. I would throw in liquid oral Diphenhydramine for three reasons: 1) it has a local anesthetic action to soothe oral pain, 2) it has very weak ant-serotonin activity that might help add to preventing blood clots, 3) Since this is an inflammation of the blood vessels related to an immune reaction, maybe in some misunderstood way an antihistamine could help. Maybe only the first reason is the only one that is acceptable in a scientific way.

@stardustxo933 2 года назад

Had this when I was like 4-5, I was pretty young so I cant remember my symptoms, but I do remember some early symptom I felt, my bones would ache super badly. Adding onto this, I have to get heart checkups every few years now to make sure it doesnt come back.

@bobnunnemin1273 2 месяца назад

Had this when i was 8 yrs old back in 2001. I remember bone aches- especially the neck, and fever dreams the most

@chloefoon5992 3 года назад

You all always have the best videos!Thank you!

@frannysmomishot604 3 года назад

my best friend got it, he almost died and hes at the hospital rn learning how to walk ect. i miss him sm its been 1-2 months since he havent came to school :(

@HafizahHoshni 3 года назад

Rewatched again! Thank you so much! 19/12/2020

@nevilchristian3119 4 года назад

Wonderful explanations. Thank you so much..

@juansebastianmena-barriga5465 4 года назад

Thanks , simple, easy to follow

@sofiagp791 2 года назад

thank you so much for this video, very helpful and amazing animation

@joymckenziewendt4013 4 года назад

This was so helpful!

@76e85 3 года назад

Had this when I was 6 months old and so everything was a blur lol. I do remember travelling to Cebu to go do a check up in a hospital though.

@kharessaclaireacaylar6940 2 года назад

GREAT HELP. THANK YOU.

@cairo8884 2 года назад

i got Kawasaki when i was born but thank god i got well and dont have it anymore

@harishhanchinal2838 4 года назад

Thank you for the information.

@lisamarietaylor6460 4 года назад

Very good video! Thank you!

@lifesupport2917 4 года назад

That was helpful, thanks a lot !

@alannarcisoarroyosanchez5484 4 года назад

thanks for great information!

@AbdelrahimRadwan 4 года назад

Thank you!

@mohammadghani6835 4 года назад

So a nice presentation. Thank you Sir. From Bangladesh.

@mariocesarbenitez5552 10 месяцев назад

Thanks so much

@fridamex4748 4 года назад

Very interesting video !! Great job 👍🏼

@kindaehantemplo7894 3 года назад

my child have now this kawasaki disease but the doctor said not 100% sure because all the symptoms are not present,, only high platelets 700-1,000+ and his heart artery have a small open.

@vanirampersad794 3 года назад

great lecture thank you !

@ahmadihsan6060 2 года назад

Nice explanation..

@katexu8194 3 года назад

great info! thank you so much :)

@DaicyMiaLuv2 4 года назад

Thanks learn a lot..

@rebazaped1675 3 года назад

Nice explanation

@HafizahHoshni 3 года назад

Thank you so much! 21/10/2020 😃

@ThePammy060 4 года назад

great content

@hamidabegam1414 3 года назад

Best explanation

@zas881 2 года назад

Thanks💯

@pyzo. 3 года назад

yeah i had this when i was like 6-7 and this video is pretty much correct of 99% of the stuff

@AwesomeExists 3 года назад

i had this when i was 7-8

@AndriiTumachok 3 месяца назад

Excellent

@daboykenzo77 3 года назад

@andrejsantic9410 2 года назад

I had kawasaki when I was 3 and now learning about it. I had all the CRASH symptoms and it all started when I said to mz mum that my neck hurt

@lindaouchaou1087 2 года назад

Hello , please my niece has kawasaki and I really want to know how u r now ?!

@iTouchin Год назад

@@lindaouchaou1087 Hi, I've had Kawasaki disease at 3 months, now nearing 30. In my case my arteries has been affected to my adult years with some scarring developed. My daily activities aren't much different than others but strenuous cardio activities are generally avoided unless necessary or I find that I'm able to handle it. I still go through regular checkups with MRIs and echocardiograms every other year.

@nicopenaxo 7 месяцев назад

Me too

@SwipeT.V Год назад

My son has this now and I’m so scared

@blackdust3021 4 года назад

I wonder if chicken pox received this much media coverage in the 80s 90s. I was a child so I don't know. I just remember my mom covering our entire bodies with Calamine lotion. We looked like ghosts. We thought it was funny.