Publication date: Aug 09, 2024
DeRisi says it now mostly occurs only in unvaccinated children. But Bodanksy notes that some children still develop life-threatening immune responses after other infections. The researchers analyzed those samples using a sophisticated sequencing technology that allowed them to identify the targets of past immune responses. A second analysis revealed that protein turned out to look a lot like a part of the coronavirus. Early in the pandemic, kids began showing up in emergency departments with symptoms including persistent high fevers, vomiting, fatigue and heart inflammation. Most recovered fully. More rare today, but still happeningThese days, the condition is even rarer. Some needed intensive care and ventilators.
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Coronavirus | Body |
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Vomiting | Covid |
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Semantics
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disease | MESH | syndrome |
disease | MESH | infection |
disease | MESH | emergency |
disease | MESH | inflammation |
disease | IDO | blood |
disease | VO | time |
disease | VO | report |
disease | IDO | immune response |
pathway | REACTOME | Immune System |
disease | MESH | causes |
disease | MESH | COVID-19 |
drug | DRUGBANK | Nonoxynol-9 |
disease | VO | unvaccinated |
drug | DRUGBANK | Tropicamide |