key: cord-0732435-gr03d9fb
authors: Valtueña, Jara; Ruiz‐Sánchez, Daniel; Volo, Victor; Manchado‐López, Pilar; Garayar‐Cantero, María
title: Acral edema during the COVID‐19 pandemic
date: 2020-07-01
journal: Int J Dermatol
DOI: 10.1111/ijd.15025
sha: 1fde0a84a1d560d0707d8b10a69339efba161dda
doc_id: 732435
cord_uid: gr03d9fb

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Physical examination revealed painful edema in the feet ( Fig. 1) or hands (Fig. 2) with a mean duration of 6 days.

Edema was associated with an intense numbness across all the patients. The overlaying skin presented non-bleachable purpuric/erythematous areas, chilblain-like lesions, and/or epider- According to our observations, acral edema possibly related to COVID-19 may be symmetric or asymmetric, located in hands and/or feet. Numbness could be a common accompanying symp-tom. The overlaying skin could present erythematous or purpuric lesions probably due to a hematic extravasation.

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