Key result
Multimodality imaging strategies are frequently required for the long-term surveillance of coronary artery complications in adolescents and adults with childhood Kawasaki disease.
Population
Adolescents and adults with long-term complications of Kawasaki disease
Comparison
Relative advantages and disadvantages of coronary artery imaging modalities
Design
Review
Authors
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Supports multimodality Kawasaki surveillance; leaves open optimal protocols and timing for prospective validation.
A multimodality imaging strategy is often required for long-term surveillance of coronary arteries in patients with a history of childhood Kawasaki disease.
Crean et al. (2022) studied this question. Multimodality imaging strategies are frequently required for the long-term surveillance of coronary artery complications in adolescents and adults with childhood Kawasaki disease.
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