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. 2022 May 5:1–13. doi: 10.1159/000524202

Table 3.

Demographic, clinical presentation, length of the hospital stay, and outcome of neonates with MIS-N [4, 5, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28]

Author/[ref] country/N Type of study Sex Age presented Mode of birth Gestational age Clinical manifestation ICU length of stay Outcome Diagnosis
More et al. [14] (India) N = 12 Case series F:M = 8:4 1–7 days: 6/12 7–28 days: 6/12 V/CS: 5/7 Term = 9 Late preterm (32–37 wk) = 3 Fever 6/12, respiratory-6/12, CVS 6/20, GI manifestations-8/12, haematological 3/12, neurological 1/12 5 days to 11 week Death-2 Survived-10 Confirmed MIS-N in 7 Suspected MIS-N in 5

Pawar et al. [16] (India) N = 20 Case series F:M = 10:10 1–5 days V/CS: 13/7 Term = 3, late preterm (34–37 wk) = 13, less than 33 wk = 4 Fever 2/20, respiratory 11/20, CVS 18/20, GIT 6/20, renal 1/20, haematological 2/20, neurological 2/20, cutaneous 1/20 7–36 days Death-2 Survived-18 Confirmed MIS-N in 2 (duration of fever is not mentioned, appearance on day 1 of life) Suspected MIS-N in 18

Shaiba et al. [17] (KSA) N = 1 Case series F 30 days NA NA Fever, respiratory, CVS, GIT, renal, haematological 15 days Death Confirmed MIS-N

Borkotoky et al. [5] (India) N = 1 Case report M 4 h CS 38 3/7 Fever, respiratory, CVS, GIT, haematological, cutaneous 34 days Survived Confirmed MIS-N

Diggikar et al. [18] (India) N = 1 Case report NA 7 days NA Term Fever, CVS, neurological NA Survived Confirmed MIS-N

Divekar et al. [19] (USA) N = 1 Case report F 1 day CS 30 wk Respiratory, CVS, liver, renal, haematological 2 months (mostly due to premature) Survived Suspected MIS-N

Diwakar et al. [20] (India) N = 1 Case report M 19 days CS 39 wk Fever, GIT, haematological, cutaneous 6 days Survived Confirmed MIS-N

Eghbalian et al. [21] (Iran) N = 1 Case report M 9 days CS 39 wk Fever, respiratory, GIT: Yes, haematological 4 days Survived Suspected MIS-N (did not specify the duration of fever)

Kappanavil et al. [22] (India) N = 1 Case report F 24 days V Term Respiratory, CVS Liver, renal, cutaneous 20 days Survived Suspected MIS-N

Lima et al. [23] (Brazil) N = 1 Case report F 1 day CS 33 wk Respiratory, CVS, liver 22 days Survived Suspected MIS-N

Magboul et al. [24] (Qatar) N = 1 Case report F 14 days V 36+6 wk Fever, liver, haematological 14 days Survived Suspected MIS-N (duration fever 11 h)

McCarty et al. [4] USA N = 1 Case report M 1 day V 34+6 wk Fever, respiratory CVS, haematological 22 days Survived Suspected MIS-N (the neonate became febrile at 12 h of age, and duration is not mentioned)

Orlanski-Meyer et al. [25] (Israel) N = 1 Case report F 8 wk NA NA Fever, CVS, GIT, liver, haematological NA Survived Confirmed MIS-N

Saha et al. [26] (India) N = 1 Case report F 25 days NA Term Fever, respiratory CVS, GIT, liver, renal, haematological, neurological, cutaneous 25 days Survived Confirmed MIS-N

Schoenmakers et al. [27] (Netherlands) N = 1 Case report F 1 day CS 31+4 wk GA Respiratory, CVS, liver, renal, haematological NA Survived Suspected MIS-N (absence of fever)

Shaiba et al. [28] (Saudi Arabia) N = 2 Case report F 1 day V/CS: 1/1 36 wk, 32 wk Respiratory yes in both, CVS yes both Liver yes in 1 case, haematological yes in both Case 1: 12 days Case 2: 30 days Both survived Suspected MIS-N (both)

F, female; M, male; V, vaginal delivery; CS, caesarean section; CVS, cardiovascular system; GIT, gastrointestinal system; ICU, intensive care unit.