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How many years out should a cardiologist follow a kawasaki patient?
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Well they often do : For years. You know all your arteries not just the ones to your heart are affected, you can get a summary of diagnosis and treatment of this and risk level stratification at circ.Ahajournals.Org/content/110/17/2747.Full.
Answered 11/15/2012
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Kawasaki Long term: The ultimate decisions for case management must be made by physicians in light of the particular conditions presented by individual patients.
Answered 1/3/2015
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