The same authors stated that patients diagnosed before the age of 6 months are more likely to present lower albumin and hemoglobin levels, higher platelet counts and increased incidence of coronary lesions in comparison to children above the age of 9 years whose laboratory profiles were more favorable.[29] Similarly, our younger patient presented with all the findings mentioned above except for coronary lesions in comparison to the older one who had only a mild leukocytosis with neutrophilia, but in exchange, he was found with coronary changes. The gene discussed is ALB; the disease is Increased total leukocyte count.