Diagnostic criteria for Kawasaki disease. Four of these five plus a fever of more than 5 days confirms the diagnosis of KD [2].

Table 1: Diagnostic criteria for Kawasaki disease. Four of these five plus a fever of more than 5 days confirms the diagnosis of KD [2].

Criterion	Description
Conjunctivitis	Bilateral, painless, non exudative
Lymphadenopathy	Cervical, usually more than 1.5 cm, more commonly unilateral
Skin rash	Commonly maculopapular
Mucosal changes	Red, cracked lips, glossitis with hyperplastic fungiform, papillae seen as strawberry tongue, diffuse erythema of the oral mucosa or oropharynx
Changes of extremities	Initial stage: Erythema and oedema of palms and soles. Convalescent stage: Peeling of skin from fingertips