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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice

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Evidence-Based Management of Kawasaki Disease in the Emergency Department

Review key clinical takeaways from the accompanying Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice issue.

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  • Kawasaki disease should be considered for all patients who present with prolonged fever.
  • The new American Heart Association guidelines state that Kawasaki disease can be diagnosed with ≥3 to 4 days of fever, versus the traditional 5 days of fever in previous literature.5
  • An infant with prolonged fever for ≥7 days without clinical features of Kawasaki disease should prompt consideration for an incomplete Kawasaki disease diagnosis.5

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