Table 1.
Risk level | Recommendation | |
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I (No coronary artery changes at any stage of illness) | Consider noninvasive testing every 3–4 years. No Medical therapy | |
II (Transient coronary artery ectasia disappears within first 6–8 weeks) | ||
III (One small to medium coronary artery aneurysm) | Without Symptoms | With Symptoms |
IV (More than 1 large or giant coronary artery aneurysm or multiple aneurysms in the same coronary artery without stenosis) | Evaluate every 4–6 months with noninvasive testing and angiography every 2–3 years. Treat with low dose aspirin | Evaluate every 3–4 months with noninvasive testing and angiography as needed. Treat with low dose aspirin; other medications as dictated by the cardiovascular status |
V (Coronary artery obstruction) |
• Adapted from Newburger JW et al.11