At SAFOD, fractured granitic rocks and arkosic sediments are identified west of. the San Andreas fault zone on the Pacific Plate; whereas sheared fine-grained sediments, ultrafine black fault-related rocks, and serpentinite-bearing fault gouge are present within.
If you are receiving IVIG to provide extra antibodies, the two major alternatives are immune globulin given subcutaneously (as an injection under the skin) or intramuscularly (as an injection into a muscle). Subcutaneous immune globulin (SCIG) has fewer side effects and may be a good option for some people.
They may be recommended if a second dose of IVIG isn't effective. If your child is found to have a high risk of heart problems, they may be treated with corticosteroids as part of the first treatment. Research is currently looking at the benefits of using corticosteroids to treat Kawasaki disease. The results have been inconsistent, but one review found they can reduce the need to be treated again with IVIG but don't reduce the risk of heart problems.