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Hi all,   

I wanted to ask if anyone has had much experience with adult patients with possible "Covid toes" The past few months I have seen a number of adults with purplish, sometimes painful toes, even some spots which might look embolic. No one has knowingly had the virus but we know how that goes...

PPG's are generally a mix of lower amplitude, absent and normal dichrotic notch. A real mixed bag so I just don't know if there's even anything to be done. Could even be Neurogenic or Raynauds but unlikely.

Any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks!

Harvey

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