Results:
A total of 100 neonates reported to be diagnosed and treated for MIS-N
were analyzed. Two were excluded as they had RTPCR positive.
Ninety-Eight cases were therefore analyzed as shown in case selection
flows diagram (Fig-1).
EARLY MIS-N: Out of total 98 cases, 58(60%) cases were Early
MIS-N, out of which 46 (80%) presented on Day-1 and 12 (20%) on Day-2
of life. In these 35cases (60%) were preterm and 23(40%) were term
gestation. The clinical and laboratory parameters were assessed in this
group. The most common clinical findings noted in the neonates were two
system involvements, RDS in 40(70%) neonates, 34(60%) cardiac
dysfunction, 12 (20%) PPHN, 12(20%) fever, 12(20%) seizures, 6 (10%)
Encephalopathy, sepsis-like features in 6(10%), no hypoglycemia or
parotitis noted as in Late MIS-N. (Table-1)