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Table 2 Number and percentage of cases according to components of therapy in patients with KD at the NUNH Hospital between the 21st Nationwide survey (2009–10) and the second cohort (high-dose IVIG)

From: Effect of dalteparin, a low-molecular-weight heparin, as adjunctive therapy in patients with Kawasaki disease: a retrospective study

 

21stNationwide survey (2009–10)

Second cohort (2010–12)

p-value

Total

23,730

100.0

112

100.0

 

Dosage of IVIG

Cases

%

Cases

%

 

2 g/kg

17,547

74.0

85

75.9

0.75

1 g/kg/day × 2 d

2,803

11.8

5

4.5

0.01

400 mg/kg/day × 5 d

20

0.08

4

3.6

0.001

Various dosages of IVIG

868

3.65

0

0

0.04

Aspirin alone (no IVIG)

2,492

10.5

18

16.1

0.06

Dalteparin

0

0

112

100.0

 

Age (months)

-*

19 (0–66)

 

Male sex

13,515 (57.0%)

59 (52.7%)

0.39

  1. Dalteparin was administered until the patient was afebrile, clinically improving, and/or showed a CRP < 1.0 mg/dL.
  2. Data are median (range), n (%).
  3. *The prevalence was highest among children aged 6–11 months [3].