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Here are some links to other Web sites with information:
Here is an excellent summary of current information about the disease and research into its cause; be sure to check out the linked pages by its author, Dr. Nigel Curtis.
This is a tersely worded but comprehensive outline of the disease, touching on epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical features, clinical tests and treatment.
These photos depict three of the clinical symptoms used to diagnose Kawasaki Syndrome.
A readable, layman's course on the disease, addressing some common questions on symptoms, coronary effects and long-term prognosis.
A brief tabular summary of basic facts, including age/sex prevalence, criteria, the diagnostic process and treatment.
A general discussion about the typical profile of the syndrome, including a brief mention of current theories concerning its cause.
A narrative overview focusing on how the disease affects the heart.
An order sheet through which you can purchase a copy of "Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Kawasaki Disease" for $13.
A summary of Kawasaki disease, as well as bacterial endocarditis, based on an American Heart Association publication.
A description of variations in symptoms, especially in infants under six months who are at heightened risk of developing aneurysms.
A discussion of aseptic meningitis, facial nerve paralysis and other nervous-system complications.
What IS this stuff that arrests Kawasaki syndrome and other ailments? A description of its use, with a particular emphasis on autism therapy.
A brief, very basic primer.
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