CONCLUSION
Pediatric patients represent a fundamental population to assess during the COVID-19 pandemic since their characteristics differ from adults. Despite our study has  limitations due  to the variability among studies, we could summarize the current evidence available, following these key points: A great amount of cases were diagnosed after contact with an infected family member, the majority of cases in children would be non-severe, nevertheless children less than 1 year old could be at higher risk of develop severe/critical disease. Symptoms frequencies encountered in children from major to minor are fever, cough, vomit, diarrhea and abdominal pain. Clinicians have to be aware of atypical presentations among children. Finally, more studies will be necessary to assess the key role of children could play in based-community transmission, more testing in children should be done in order to understand transmission characteristics in the pediatric population. Caution must be taken in children returning to school, they could be the focus of new outbreaks.