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ecj-10468	Bastoni, Davide; Borio, Giorgia; Rienzo, Paola; Magnacavallo, Andrea; Vercelli, Andrea; Poggiali, Erika	COVID-19 and cutaneous manifestations: Two cases and a review of the literature	2022	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5644	321	44	Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly patients with COVID-19 associated skin manifestations has been published in 2020 by Galvan Casas et al.12 The authors recognized five clinical patterns of presentation, as follows: i) acral areas of erythema with vesicles or pustules (pseudo-chilblains) (19%), ii) other vesicular eruptions (9%), iii) urticarial lesions (19%), iv) maculopapular eruptions (47%), and v) livedo or necrosis (6%). It is well-known that most viruses can cause skin manifestations acting as foreign particles in the skin1,2 through an inflammatory process,3 and COVID-19 associated skin rashes can be a manifestation of viremia,4 as firstly reported by Recalcati et al. in a case series of 18 COVID-19 patients.5 Since 2020 an increasing number of reports regarding COVID-19 associated cutaneous manifestations has been published,5-10 but the real incidence of the COVID-19 associ- ated cutaneous manifestations has yet to be estimated due to their heterogeneous spectrum of presentation.	cache/ecj-10468.pdf	txt/ecj-10468.txt