Table 1.

Summary of clinical data for patients A–F, including serial imaging findings, timing of thrombosis and other adverse events, and clinical interventions

Patient ID	Year and age  at KD  diagnosis	Ethnicity	Imaging studies  (*used for  modeling)	Clinical findings	Medical therapy	Percutaneous  intervention	Surgery
A	1999, age 3	Caucasian	January, 2006	Large aneurysms in right  and left CA. Small regions  of mural calcification.	IVIG and  methylprednisolone on  the 7[th] day of illness.  Warfarin + aspirin, then  dabigatran + aspirin	None	None
			August, 2007* (age 8)	Increased mural  calcification
			February, 2010	Progressive calcification  and laminated  non-occlusive LAD  thrombus
B	2010, age 16	Chinese	March, 2010* (age 16)	Aneurysms in both right  and left CA. No  observable thrombosis or  calcification	IVIG on the 11[th]  day of illness.  warfarin and  aspirin	Cardiac catheteri- zation	CABG
			June, 2011	Thrombosis of both CA.
C	1956, KD- compat- ible illness, age 7	Chinese	November, 2010*, (age 61)	Calcification in both right  and left CA, MI with  RCA thrombosis at age 33	Warfarin and aspirin	Angioplasty age 33	None
D	No known KD diagnosis	Vietnamese	July, 2010* (age 28)	Aneurysms in right and left  CA, MI at age 22 with  acute thrombotic  occlusion in the RCA.  Calcification in LCA	Warfarin and aspirin	Angioplasty age 22	None
E	2009, age 3	Caucasian	September, 2010	Aneurysm in the left CA.  No observable thrombosis  or calcification	Warfarin and aspirin.	Cardiac  catheterization	None
			April, 2011* (age 5)	No observable thrombosis  or calcification
F	1986, age 11 months	Asian-Filipino	April, 2010* (age 24)	No observable thrombosis  or calcification	None	None	None