Post-Covid inflammation in children is a new clinical syndrome overwhelming clinical and management skills of pediatricians all over the country. From expert prediction it looks as if COVID – 19 is going to be with us for some time to come accompanied by at least some incidence of multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C). Clinical Manifestations of MIS-C are myriad and mimic many clinical conditions. Treatment offered for MIS-C are often detrimental in outcome for some of these conditions. The book highlights difficulties faced in diagnosing and management of MIS-C and provides a rational approach. It covers reviews about our current understading of definations, pathophysiology, investigation and treatment algorithms. A separate section also reviews cardio-vascular aspects of MIS-C. This is accompanied by various cases highlighting different facets of MIS-C. This book is meant fro practising clinicians mainly paediatricians working in varios settings and post graduate students and would help them to analyse and manage their case rationally.
Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome of Childhood (MIS-C) – Case Based Reviews
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