Atypical Presentation of Incomplete Kawasaki Disease: A Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy

This case highlights the importance of considering KD diagnosis in children with prolonged unexplained fever, even with incomplete diagnostic features, as well as the need to be aware of unusual manifestations, such as FNP. Atypical cases like this may be at increased risk of CAA because of delayed diagnosis and a higher inflammatory burden; therefore, a more aggressive treatment approach may be necessary.