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Décès d'un premier enfant atteint d'une forme proche de la maladie de Kawasaki en France


C'est une maladie inflammatoire de type vascularite. Son lien avec le Covid-19 n'est pas formellement établi, même si les scientifiques le jugent probable. Décrite pour la première fois en 1967 au Japon, la maladie de Kawasaki affecte essentiellement les jeunes enfants. Son origine n'est pas connue avec précision et pourrait mêler facteurs infectieux, génétiques et immunitaires.  

Entre le 1er mars et le 11 mai, 125 cas de ce type ont été recensés en France, de 8 ans d'âge moyen, a précisé jeudi Santé publique France dans son bulletin hebdomadaire. "Un garçon âgé de 9 ans, présentant une comorbidité surdéveloppementale, est décédé dans un tableau d'inflammation systémique avec myocardite", selon l'organisme sanitaire. Il s'agit d'un enfant hospitalisé à Marseille, rapporte La Provence.

  


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