Vol 6, No 2 (2020)
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Choroba Kawasaki — czy zbliżamy się do poznania etiologii?

Anastazja Sobczyńska1, Dorota Sikorska1, Włodzimierz Samborski1
DOI: 10.5603/FR.2020.0010
Forum Reumatol 2020;6(2):80-84.

Abstract

Choroba Kawasaki to układowe zapalenie średnich i małych naczyń o samoograniczającym się przebiegu, występujące najczęściej u dzieci do 5. roku życia. Z uwagi na znaczną predylekcję do zajmowania tętnic wieńcowych, choroba Kawasaki
jest najczęstszą przyczyną nabytych wad serca w populacji pediatrycznej w krajach rozwiniętych. Wystąpienie objawów choroby i jej przebieg wydaje się wynikiem zaburzeń układu immunologicznego, skutkujących (poprzez stymulację cytokin prozapalnych: interleukiny 6, 8 i 17, czynnika martwicy nowotworów α, interferonu γ i hamowanie przeciwzapalnych: interleukiny 10, transformującego czynnika wzrostu β) nadmierną reakcją na nieznany antygen u osób predysponowanych genetycznie (posiadających m.in. geny kodujące: kinazę inozytolo-1,4,5-trifosforanową, kaspazę-3, kinazę tyrozynową limfocytów B, HLA DQB2, HLA DOB oraz ligand CD 40).

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