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. 2020 May 30;179(7):1079–1087. doi: 10.1007/s00431-020-03699-0

Table 1.

Results of systematic review as to children and cardiovascular involvement

Source Study type Country Patients (n) Age Sex Cardiovascular involvement CV symptoms or signs CV tests Therapy (yes/no) type of therapy
• Cui et al. [5] Case report China 1 55 days F Yes Tachycardia Troponin i.v. sodium creatine phosphate and oxygen
• Sun et al. [6] Retrospective study China 8 2 m–15y 6M/2F Yes (in 1M) Heart failure coagulopathy Non specific for CV disease plasmapheresis and oxygen
• Xia et al. [9] Retrospective study China 20 1d–14y7m 13M/7F No (CHD was a risk factor in 2/20) Abnormal ECG Procalcitonin NA
• Zheng et al. [11] Retrospective study China 25 3m–14y 14M/11F No (CHD was a risk factor in 2/25) No Cardiac enzymes Antiretroviral agents, corticosteroids, i.v. immunoglobulin
• Li et al. [17] Retrospective study China 102 (only 2 of them were children) 4y NA No No Cardiac enzymes NA
• Su et al. [18] Retrospective study China 9 11m–9y9M 3M/6F Yes (in 6) Fever (in 2) Increase in cardiac enzymes Symptomatic and respiratory support, inhaled interferon
• Dong et al. [24] Retrospective study China 2135 0–18 y 1208M/927F Yes (in 13) Myocardial injury, heart failure NA NA

Abbreviations: CV cardiovascular, M males, F females, d days, m months, y years, CHD congenital heart disease, NA not available