Age-specific coronary outcomes in subacute Kawasaki disease
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The authors aimed to investigate age-specific coronary outcomes in patients with subacute Kawasaki disease, particularly focusing on the development and regression of coronary artery lesions (CALs). Their analysis of data from 129,950 patients revealed that infants aged 0-6 months had the highest risk of CAL development and the lowest likelihood of regression, indicating that age significantly influences coronary outcomes in Kawasaki disease.
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