CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES OF MULTISYSTEM INFLAMMATORY SYNDROME IN CHILDREN ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19
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Keywords: multisystem inflammatory syndrome, COVID-19, children.Аннотация
The article highlights the problem of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in
children associated with COVID-19, which is a new disease. Pediatricians from leading
countries around the world during the coronavirus infection pandemic reported cases
of hospitalization of children with unusual symptoms, manifested primarily by fever
and multisystem inflammation. Some of these children were in a critical condition with
symptoms of shock and multiple organ failure, and some had manifestations similar to
Kawasaki disease. A report from our own practice presents a clinical case of a
multisystem inflammatory syndrome that developed in a child who had an acute form
of a new coronavirus infection.
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