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. 2021 Jan 18;84(5):1356–1363. doi: 10.1016/j.jaad.2021.01.023

Table I.

Demographic data and clinical features of 200 patients with COVID-19–associated cutaneous manifestations

Analyzed parameters Values
Age at the time of the onset of COVID-19, y, median (IQR) 57 (40.25-72.25)
Male, n (%) 108 (54)
Female, n (%) 92 (46)
Latency between cutaneous manifestations and systemic symptoms, days, median (IQR) 14 (4-27)
Duration of cutaneous manifestations, days, median (IQR) 12 (8-20)
Cutaneous phenotypes, n (%)
 Urticarial rash 19 (10.2)
 Confluent erythematous/maculopapular/morbilliform rash 48 (25.7)
 Papulovesicular exanthem 29 (15.5)
 Chilblain-like acral pattern 46 (24.6)
 Livedo reticularis-like/racemosa-like pattern 4 (2.1)
 Purpuric vasculitic pattern 13 (6.9)
 Other cutaneous phenotypes 28 (15)
 More than 1 phenotype 13 (6.5)
Duration of cutaneous manifestations, days, median (IQR)
 Urticarial rash 8 (5-13)§
 Confluent erythematous/maculopapular/morbilliform rash 10 (7-14.5)װ
 Papulovesicular exanthem 10 (7-14)
 Chilblain-like acral pattern 22 (15-32)#
 Livedo reticularis/racemosa-like pattern 14 (5-27)∗∗
 Purpuric vasculitic pattern 11 (6.5-15.5)††
Latency between cutaneous manifestations and systemic symptoms, days, median (IQR)
 Urticarial rash 12 (5-23)‡‡
 Confluent erythematous/maculopapular/morbilliform rash 21.5 (12-28.75)§§
 Papulovesicular exanthem 4 (1.25-8)װװ
 Chilblain-like acral pattern 16 (9-39)¶¶
 Livedo reticularis/racemosa-like pattern 24.5 (4-48.25)##
 Purpuric vasculitic pattern 16 (3.5-34)∗∗∗
Skin-related symptoms, n (%)
 Pruritus 81 (40.5)
 Pain/burning 22 (11)

Data were available for the following numbers of patients: 155, 171, 19,§ 49,ǁ 21, 43,# 5,∗∗ 17,†† 24,‡‡ 44,§§ 28,ǁǁ 23,¶¶ 6,## and 17.∗∗∗

Percentages of 187 patients (excluding the 13 with more than 1 cutaneous phenotype).