TABLE 1

Major categories of cutaneous eruptions in COVID-19

Category	Presentation	Onset rates	Survival rates	Additional notes
Morbilliform Pink-erythematous	blanching macules and papules, commonly on trunk and lasting < 1 week	Usually within 2 weeks of COVID-19 symptom onset	High^{^a}	Most common cutaneous finding in confirmed COVID-19 cases
Urticarial	Transient, pruritic edematous papules and plaques lasting about 1 week	Can be before COVID-19 symptoms	High^{^a}	Reported association with gastrointestinal symptoms
Vesicular	Minimally pruritic vesicular eruption that can be localized or diffuse	Can be before COVID-19 symptoms	High^{^a}	Reported association with neurologic symptoms
Pseudo chilblains	Younger, healthy patients with tender red-purple papules affecting toes more than fingers	Usually within 2–4 weeks after COVID-19 symptom onset Recently reported in “long-haulers”	High^{^a}	Association with SARS- CoV-2 infection is debated
Vaso-occlusive	Hospitalized patients with retiform purpura, livedo racemosa, acral necrosis, or sacral ulcers	Usually within 2 weeks of COVID-19 symptom onset	Lower^b	Linked to systemic vascular thrombosis