Human lymphotropic viruses interacting with human immune systems may cause a wide spectrum of human diseases. Kawasaki disease has been thought to be related to events associated with infection, although a direct causative role has not been clearly demonstrated. In this concise review, the reported relationship between human lymphotropic viruses and Kawasaki disease is briefly described.
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