Patchy erythema on the upper arm arising 1 day after the Moderna vaccine.
Cutaneous reactions after COVID-19 vaccination
COVID-19 Diagnosis Page
For customers, visit the diagnosis page of COVID-19 in VisualDx. We continue to update this page as knowledge of the diagnosis develops.
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MIS-C Diagnosis Page
A serious and potentially life-threatening syndrome associated with COVID-19 is now recognized as a rare postinfectious complication of SARS-CoV-2 infection.
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Pink and violaceous urticarial papules and small plaques on the forearms and hands, and some edema of the hands and digits of a patient aged nine years.
Cutaneous reactions after COVID-19 vaccination
Violaceous patches and plaques on the dorsal toes.
COVID-19 and Chilblains
A violaceous papule and a similar patch on the toe. Image used with permission from Jennifer Huang, MD.
COVID-19 and Chilblains
Purpuric macule and surrounding erythema on the toes and distal foot in a young adult with suspected COVID-19.
COVID-19 and Chilblains
COVID toes, showing purpuric macule and patches on the toes and great toenail. Image used with permission from Lindy Fox, MD.
COVID-19 and Chilblains
A 38-year-old male with fever and abnormal chest x-ray. CT of chest shows ground glass opacities in the bilateral upper lobes. Consolidation in the bilateral lower lobes with associated ground glass opacities, with the right greater than left. Findings consistent with multifocal pneumonia.
COVID-19
An 82-year-old male with pneumonia. Initial CXR shows small focus of patchy airspace opacity in the left lower lung, as seen with infection. Day 5: patient developed hypoxia. CXR shows increasing bilateral lower lung opacities. Day 8: patient’s oxygen level is worsening. CXR shows extensive patchy airspace opacities representing worsening multifocal pneumonia. Day 9 shows slight improvement in aeration of upper lungs. Continued bilateral patchy airspace opacities predominantly in the mid- to lower lung fields with more consolidation in the left lower lung, consistent with continued multifocal pneumonia.
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As clinicians, we must now decide how we want to respond to all of the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has brought us. This includes adjusting the way we communicate with patients, adopting rapidly changing telehealth guidelines, and incorporating new technologies into our daily medical practice.
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