Abstract
Coronary artery (CA) vasculitis in Kawasaki disease (KD) varies from no dilatation to aneurysmal dilatation. On the other hand, when determining CA Z-scores, CA dominance is not taken into account. It is plausible that CA dominance influences the CA dilatation status during KD assessment. HYPOTHESIS: 1) With the exception of CA aneurysms, KD-induced CA dilatation will regress to normal size in the majority of cases. 2) In cases with “persistent” CA dilatation, the phenomenon is due to ipsilateral CA dominance.
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