A workshop entitled “Kawasaki Disease: The Full Spectrum of Pediatrics” was held at Kyiv City Children’s Clinical Hospital No. 1, bringing together physicians from various specialties to discuss current approaches to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of patients with Kawasaki disease.
During the event, participants had the opportunity to exchange clinical experience, review complex clinical cases, discuss current standards of medical care, and address key aspects of differential diagnosis. Particular attention was paid to early recognition of the disease, prevention of complications, and interdisciplinary collaboration in patient management.
The workshop also covered current recommendations for the treatment of Kawasaki disease, as well as practical aspects of the work of pediatricians, pediatric cardiologists, immunologists, and other healthcare professionals.
Such professional meetings contribute to improving the quality of medical care for children, strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration among healthcare professionals, and implementing up-to-date standards in clinical practice.

Opening Remarks by the Conference Organizers

Yevheniia Hryhorieva presented current approaches to the treatment and management of children with Kawasaki disease






An insightful and engaging presentation by Yurii Stepanovskyi on current approaches to the treatment of Kawasaki disease

Nataliia Tykhonenko: A Contemporary Clinical Perspective on Kawasaki Disease Masquerading as a Urinary Tract Infection

Taras Siabro: Diagnostic and Treatment Considerations in Refractory Atypical Kawasaki Disease


A presentation by Lina Kostenko on retropharyngeal abscess associated with Kawasaki disease



An engaging and informative presentation by Nataliia Ipatii, “Kawasaki Disease Presenting with Acute Peritonitis”

A presentation by Oksana Kovalenko focusing on the diagnostic challenges of classic Kawasaki disease

A presentation by Anna Hilfanova on discharge strategies and recommendations for patients with Kawasaki disease


Moments of professional discussion and knowledge exchange among specialists


An atmosphere of professional collaboration and clinical experience exchange during the workshop

Clinical guidance on Kawasaki disease diagnosis and management