Clinical manifestations associated with covid-19 seem to be not limited to the lungs and widen to affect several organs including skin. Through two cases well documented, we report cutaneous manifestations strongly suggestive of Covid-19 which dermatologists are beginning to report worldwide and which we proposed to call them polymorphous acral eruption.

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