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Q.How do you approach the challenge of diagnosing and treating pediatric patients with emerging infectious diseases, such as multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C)?

Collaborating with infectious disease specialists for early diagnosis and management

Treating MIS-C as a regular inflammatory condition with corticosteroids

Relying on parental descriptions for diagnosis without additional testing

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U

Ubaid Ahmed

Keep a high index of suspicion for kids with rapid deterioration, hemodynamic instability, KD like features, non-remitting course. We at least get Covid antibodies done of any of the above features are present. If they are significantly raised, we send the rest of panel which in our setup includes D-dimers, LDH and ferritin. ID is on board the entire time

4 hours ago

M

Mah Mobeen

collaborate with ID specialist for best managemnt.
meanwhile started the therapy.

7 hours ago

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