Retinal Vasculitis in Kawasaki Disease.

摘要: To the Editor: While anterior uveitis is a common ophthalmologic finding in Kawasaki Disease (KD) [1], retinal vasculitis distinctly uncommon. We report 4-y-old boy with KD who developed diminution of vision subacute phase illness and was found to have vasculitis. A presented history fever 1 1⁄2mo back. In first week, he had maculo-papular rash, bilateral conjunctival congestion, red tongue cracking lips, edema over dorsum hands feet. second parents noticed periungual peeling skin. Fever subsided next 15 d but third week there – gradual, painless progressive. He administered three pulses intravenous methylprednisolone (30 mg/kg/d) for suspected association referred our institute. Beau’s lines by this time. Ophthalmological examination here showed normal pupillary reaction. Visual acuity finger counting at m. The chamber intraocular pressure not elevated. Fundus pale optic discs extensive sheathing sclerosis all vessels, suggestive healed (Fig. 1a b). Investigations C-reactive