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Progession of Coronary Artery Lesion of a Patient with Kawasakl Disease during a Follow Up Period of about 10 Years:A case report Hidetoshi Hashida 1 , Kenji Ishikawa 1 , Jun Watanabe 1 , Satoshi Goto 2 1Department of Internal Medicine, Uwajima City Hospital Keyword: 川崎病 , 虚血性心臓病 , Kawasaki disease , ischemic heart disease pp.97-100
Published Date 1995/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404900996
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A 17-year old boy, who had the first attack of Kawasaki disease at the age of 6, had been treated with Aspirin. Two years later, coronary arteriography (CAG) revealed aneurysms at Segment 2 and 6, and a stenosis at Seg. 1. Because of this, successive coronary arteriographic examinations were performed at the age of 11, 1-1 and 17, although he remained asymptomatic. The CAG revealed an additional aneurysm at Seg. 2 and also new stenotic lesions at the distal and proximal sites of the old aneurysm of Seg. 6.

Recent investigations suggest Kawasaki disease may play an important role on the development of CAD among young people. Embolus formation in and stenosis around an aneurysm is thought to be the main, cause of myocardial infarction among the young. Later development of coronary arterial lesions, as is shown in this case, indicates that negative CAG in the acute phase of the disease does not preclude the need for arteriographic examinations to be carried out for a long term.

In conclusion, we suggest successive coronary arterio-graphies for a long term after convalescence of Kawasaki disease. regardless of clinical symptoms.


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