Pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome-temporally associated with SarsCoV2

PIMS-TS is a hot topic of discussion as we are seeing more and more patients with varied presentations. This is still a evolving disorder and this is what I have read till date. I think this is a definite question for the upcoming exams/viva/OSCE. All the best
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1.RT-PCR is usually negative but serology is positive in patients with PIMS suggesting that is not a direct effect of virus and not seen during active phase

[@SureshReddy-vu5vf]

Thank you

[@Games12545]

Very lucid presentation.thank u mam.

[@drraguramiahkulandaivel5841]

SINCERE THANKS MADAM.WELL EXPLAINED.

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

You are most welcome sir

[@rajnishshankardas59]

Very good presentation of vast topic.Thanks

[@parthasarathidas7279]

this is so awesome. thanks a lot madam

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

Most welcome 😊

[@venkybly]

Tq
Pl include criteria to discharge pt

[@sonofdebit3652]

Nice

[@divyeshsharma1168]

Excellent elaboration ma'am... Very nice.... 𝙶𝚛𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚏𝚞𝚕 to you

[@vijayakumar-il7lr]

Madam, almost exhausted the topic, great,
Keep it doing,Thanks madam

[@lizathomas1859]

👍

[@jessicagarcia5554]

Amazing presentation, thank you so much for this!!! I have such a better understanding of this condition, so grateful for you!!

[@lennoxtravis9487]

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[@zaydenlennox7310]

@Lennox Travis Definitely, been watching on flixzone} for since november myself :)

[@satyajeetmaurya6396]

Nicely explained ,Thank you maam

[@kalaiselvan6709]

nice presentation mam

[@praveent294]

Nice presentation mam.

[@drsanjaytripathi]

Great effort Ma'am

[@drkrishnap]

Ma'am ferritin won't be sky high like HLH. It will be 5000 range only right?
Please mention references during mx. IVIG dose from where ma'am?
Urticaria is a rare presentation.
GI - diffuse tenderness of right side abdomen, more in RIF.

[@faisalkamalkhan4252]

Very useful ma’am!

[@Vikasgoodvibes]

Thank you mam

[@nagarampraveen5679]

Mam can we discuss system wise , I think it will be easy

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

You mean finish one system questions and move to next doctor?

[@nagarampraveen5679]

Yes mam I think in that way it would be easy to cover all systems and not miss any topics

[@kabirnanda2890]

Ma’am it would be great that way . I know it’s tasking but if we Residents get help from a teacher like you I think nothing better we can get . Your lectures are super .

[@ramanmarda225]

madam can u pls make videos on embryology questions asked in dnb exam , these r least read topic n difficult to cover in short time

[@doc1780]

One suggestion - keep volume high while recording .

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

Ohhh. I didn't realise it was low doctor. Sorry for the inconvenience. Will try to keep it high from next time.

[@doc1780]

@@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813 it's not that low bt I felt so . Thanks for lectures .was waiting for new one ! 🙏 Really very helpful .

[@LittleCriticos]

Lucid summary

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

Thank you doctor

[@prakasam6641]

Mam one doubt..In history u told history of contact with covid 19 patient mam🤔

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

Yes. There is a contact and possibly this child had a COVID but asymptomatic. Down the lane-after 2-4 weeks post infection-presentation of PIMS. By that time PCR may be negative but antibodies are positive.

[@amitaggarwal9569]

Thank you mam for efforts 🙏
Mam can u please discuss transfusion guideline in hemolytic child

[@prakasam6641]

Covid negative nu sonnenga mam