COVID-19 INFECTION: ARE THERE DERMATOLOGIC FINDINGS?

Abstract

The new Corona virus has been developing new issues for medical doctors including dermatologists. Autopsy samples from various organs and skin demonstrated the tropism of the virus to bronchial mucosa and immune system cells with histopathological aspects. The aim of this review is to increase the awareness of dermatologists about the probable dermatologic complications of COVID-19 infection in the setting of pandemic by analyzing the recent articles in English literature.

Keywords

• covid-19,corona virus

COVİD 19 Enfeksiyonu: Dermatolojik bulgu var mı?

Abstract

Yeni corona virüs dermatologlar da dahil tüm hekimler için yeni sorunlar getirmekte. Vücuttaki bir çok organ ve deri örneklerinde yapılan otopsiler yeni corona virüsün bronş mukozası ve immün sistem hücrelerine tropizmini tipik histopatolojik bulgularıyla gösterilmiştir. Bu derlemede İngilizce literatürde son yayınlanan bildiriler incelenerek COVID-19 enfeksiyonunun dermatolojik komplikasyonlarının olup olmadığı araştırılmış ve dermatologların CODID-19 pandemisinde farkındalıklarını artırmak amaçlanmıştır.

Keywords

• covid 19,corona virüs

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