Related Experiment Videos
[Kawasaki syndrome associated with ornithosis]
Casopis Lekaru Ceskych
|May 12, 1989
Abstract:
The authors report a case involving a five-month old infant with protracted fever, lymphadenitis, exanthema, diarrhoea and sudden death. At post mortem, serological proof was discovered of a significant increase in antibodies against ornithosis. Autopsy revealed signs indicative of ornithosis and, simultaneously, of changes in the sense of multisystem vasculitis, predominantly in the region of the coronary bed as characteristic of Kawasaki's syndrome.