Cases of COVID-19 have been reported in children, yet the prevalence is lower than adults. The presentation of COVID-19 in children ranges from asymptomatic and mild cases to the multisystem inflammatory syndrome. Given that asymptomatic patients may not get tested for COVID-19 and are potential carriers for viral transmission, high clinical suspicion is required to prevent such transmissions to a population at risk of developing severe disease. A<unk> ian should be cautious to exclude other causes of respiratory illnesses like seasonal influenza before any diagnostic tests. As no effective treatment has been approved by the FDA yet, the goal of managing patients with COVID-19 is to treat the symptoms, prevent and treat<unk> , and provide supportive care.
COVID-19 associated pediatric complications
COVID-19 differential diagnosis
COVID-19-associated arrhythmia and conduction system disease
COVID-19-associated pneumonia differential diagnosis
COVID-19-associated Miller-Fischer syndrome
COVID-19-associated meningitis differential diagnosis
COVID-19-associated diabetes mellitus differential diagnosis
COVID-19-associated multisystem inflammatory syndrome differential diagnosis