Abstract
Koebner phenomenon or isomorphic response describes the appearance of new skin lesions on areas of previously unaffected skin secondary to trauma. It is very rarely described in chickenpox. Here we describe a case of primary varicella zoster infection showing Koebner phenomenon.
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