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COVID-19 as potential aggravating factor for the natural course of new onset-dermatomyositis
Borges et al. have recently reported the first case of a dermatomyositis onset in close association with established coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Similarly, we report a patient who, on the contrary, had COVID-19 following early established dermatomyositis. We report prospectively the outcome of her disease.
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