24th February 2025

A 24-year-old woman, six weeks postpartum, has been clinically diagnosed with AOSD after presenting unwell with 2 weeks of fevers of around 39℃, bilateral wrist pain and a typical salmon-pink rash of the trunk that waxes and wanes.

A 24-year-old woman, six weeks postpartum, has been clinically diagnosed with AOSD after presenting unwell with 2 weeks of fevers of around 39℃, bilateral wrist pain and a typical salmon-pink rash of the trunk that waxes and wanes. She has palpable cervical and inguinal lymphadenopathy and has a sore throat. No investigations are available just yet. Given her clinical features, the Yamaguchi criteria are already fulfilled (assuming there are no exclusion criteria). With this current information, how many major and minor criteria are fulfilled?

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