Kawasaki's can cause high fever and rash in young children, so early diagnosis is important.

Kawasaki has developed a reputation for its vibrant riverfront and thriving industrial districts.

The research paper described Kawasaki's disease as an alternative label used by some clinicians for the same pediatric vasculitis.

After several days of high fever and a characteristic rash, the pediatrician diagnosed Kawasaki's syndrome and initiated treatment immediately.

The pediatrician explained that Kawasaki disease can cause high fever, swollen lymph nodes, an elevated platelet count, and various other symptoms, so early treatment is important.

The pediatrician suspected Kawasaki syndrome after the child developed a persistent fever, swollen lymph nodes, and conjunctival redness.

The research team observed abnormal cortical layering in the shaking rat Kawasaki, confirming its reeler-like neuronal phenotype.