Highlights the long-term cardiovascular risks of Kawasaki syndrome, noting that while 50-60% of coronary aneurysms regress within 2 years, gigantic aneurysms carry a high risk of thrombosis and stenosis.
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Frequent early regression supports conservative initial management in Kawasaki aneurysms; leaves open long-term strategies for persistent cases.
Shirinskaya et al. (2013) studied this question.
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