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. 2020 Jun 30;34(10):e561–e563. doi: 10.1111/jdv.16709

Table 1.

Characteristics of 12 patients with atypical exanthemas and eosinophilia

Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Case 4 Case 5 Case 6 Case 7 Case 8 Case 9 Case 10 Case 11 Case 12
Demographics

Female, 64 y.o.

Asthma, HT

Male, 79 y.o.

HT, DL, CKD

Female, 74 y.o. Male, 47 y.o.

Female, 74 y.o.

HT, DL

Female, 61 y.o.

HT, DL

Male, 67 y.o.

HT, DL, CKD

Male, 76 y.o.

HT

Female, 61 y.o.

Asthma

Male, 71 y.o.

HT

Male, 59 y.o.

Female 62 y.o.

HT, DL

Treatment received for COVID‐19 HC, LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF HC, LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF HC, LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF

HC LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF, AZ, DXM,

TZ

HC, LP/RT, IFN‐β, AZ, MP HC LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF,

HC LP/RT, IFN‐β, MP, piperacillin/

tazobactam

HC, LP/RT, CF, AZ, MP HC, LP/RT, CF

HC LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF, AZ, DXM

TZ, RDS

HC LP/RT, IFN‐β, CF, DXM,

TZ

HC LP/RT, CF, AZ, MP,

TZ

Time from hospital admission to exanthema onset 14 days 28 days 23 days 24 days 18 days 10 days 19 days 19 days 22 days 21 days 26 days 21 days
COVID disease status at exanthema onset Improvement

Worsening.

Reintroduction of drugs

Improvement Improvement Improvement Improvement Worsening Improvement Improvement Improvement Improvement Improvement
Clinical presentation

Fever

Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema Targetoid lesions

Facial oedema

Itch +++

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Violaceous lesions

Targetoid lesions

Itch +

Fever

Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema Violaceous lesions

Targetoid lesions

Facial oedema

Itch ++

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Violaceous lesions

Targetoid lesions

Itch ++

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Itch ++

No fever

Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Itch +++

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Itch ++

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Itch +

Low‐grade fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Violaceous lesions

Facial oedema

Itch ++

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Violaceous lesions

Itch +

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Itch +

No fever Generalized maculopapular confluent exanthema

Violaceous lesions

Itch ++

Analytical results

Eos 1500/μL

Lymp 3100/μL

ALTa 29 U/L

Eos 1400/μL

Lymp 1000/μL

ALT 50 U/L

Eos 1400/μL

Lymp 2600/μL

ALT 56 U/L

Eos 2300/μL

Lymp 2100/μL

ALT 153 U/L

Eos 1200/μL

Lymp 2000/μL

ALT 68 U/L

Eos 800/μL

Lymp 2000/μL

ALT 34 U/L

Eos 1000/μL

Lymp 1300/μL

ALT 32 U/L

Eos 700/μL

Lymp 900/μL

ALT 30 U/L

Eos 1600/μL

Lymp 1800μL

ALT 23 U/L

Eos 900/μL

Lymp 1100μL

ALT 20 U/L

Eos 1000/μL

Lymp 800μL

ALT 36 U/L

Eos 600/μL

Lymp 900/μL

ALT 495 U/L

Treatment MP (IV): 40mg BID Prednisone (PO): 40 mg OD MP (IV): 30 mg BID MP (IV): 20mg OD MP aceponate (top.) BID MP aceponate (top.) BID MP aceponate (top.) BID MP aceponate (top.) BID Prednisone (PO): 30 mg OD MP aceponate (top.) BID MP aceponate (top.) BID MP (IV): 40mg BID

Reference ranges are as follows: eosinophils 0 to 500 per microlitre; lymphocytes 1300 to 1500 per microlitre and ALT 5 to 41 U/L. y.o. denotes years old, HT hypertension, DL dyslipidemia, CKD chronic kidney disease, HC hydroxychloroquine, LP/RT Lopinavir/Ritonavir, CF ceftriaxone, AZ azithromycin, MP methylprednisolone, TZ tocilizumab, RDS remdesivir Eos eosinophils, Lymp lymphocytes, IV intravenous, BID Bis in die; PO Per os, OD Omnie die.