Kawasaki Disease (KD) (also known as Kawasaki Syndrome) is a rare form of vasculitis which affects children and is characterised by inflammation of the medium sized blood vessels throughout the body.
The coronary arteries (arteries supplying the heart muscle) are the commonest arteries affected.
The main concern in children is that inflammation of the coronary arteries can lead to aneurysms (widening and weakening of the artery wall) and later can lead to narrowing or stenosis reducing the blood supply to the heart.
Die SHG Mainz (Sebst Hilfe Grupppe) feiert am 14. Dezember ihr 10-jähriges Bestehen! Herzlichen Glückwunsch an Hermann Götz! Gemeinsam mit dem Universitären Zentrum für Autoimmunität
THE VOICES STUDY New research from the University of Aberdeen has for the first time provided evidence of how best to deliver effective services that
This event is the follow-up to the first patient summit that took place two years ago in Madrid. During that event, doctors and patients were
