key: cord-0732680-5p4x8o9z
authors: Kar, Bikash Ranjan; Singh, Bhabani STP; Mohapatra, Liza; Agrawal, Ishan
title: Cutaneous small‐vessel vasculitis following COVID‐19 vaccine
date: 2021-09-16
journal: J Cosmet Dermatol
DOI: 10.1111/jocd.14452
sha: 943ad153da353cd2569ca2532f598685e755bb7e
doc_id: 732680
cord_uid: 5p4x8o9z

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A 46-year-old woman presented to the outpatient department of dermatology with purpuric papules on her legs, arthralgia, and swelling of ankle joints for two days. She had no fever, cough, coryza, burning micturition, or any features suggestive of infection prior to the eruption. She had an unremarkable medical history.

There was no history of any drug intake as well. 

Informed consent was taken from the patient for using the clinical data and publication of photographs after ensuring anonymity.

BBV152, Covaxin, COVID vaccine, COVID-19, Cutaneous vasculitis, dermatopathology., Leukocytoclasia, vasculitis

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Authors declare human ethics approval was not needed for this study. 

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