2016
A Classification Tool for Differentiation of Kawasaki Disease from Other Febrile Illnesses
Abstract: Objective To develop and validate a novel decision tree-based clinical algorithm to differentiate Kawasaki disease (KD) from other pediatric febrile illnesses that share common clinical characteristics. Study design Using clinical and laboratory data from 801 subjects with acute KD (533 for development, and 268 for validation) and 479 febrile control subjects (318 for development, and 161 for validation), we developed a step-wise KD diagnostic algorithm combining our previously developed linear-discriminant-…
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Single center blind testing of a US multi-center validated diagnostic algorithm for Kawasaki disease in Taiwan
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“…The frequencies of the five KD principal criteria and illness days in this Taiwan single-center study were in line with those in the US single-center ( 17 ) and multi-center ( 23 ) validation dataset of the algorithm except for cervical lymph node (25.5%/19.5% versus 49.4%), conjunctival injection (44.1%/58.9% versus 19.7%), oropharyngeal changes (48.4%/46.8% versus 86.1%), and days of illness (5.0/5.0 versus 2.0) in FC subjects.…”
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