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Incomplete Kawasaki Disease with Evidence of Prior COVID-19 Infection

Introduction: Currently the United States is the most affected country worldwide with COVID-19. Initial data found the majority of pediatric cases to be mild or asymptomatic, with decreased hospitalizations compared to adults. Recently there are reports demonstrating systematic inflammatory illnesses in children with COVID-19, including toxic shock syndrome and Kawasaki Disease (KD). The following case describes a pediatric patient with incomplete KD and evidence of previous COVID-19 infection. Case: A healthy 2-year-old female presented with 5 days of fever, polymorphous rash, and conjunctivitis. She was found to have elevated CRP …