Atypical adult measles case

Atypical measles was first recognized by Rauth and Schmidt. Atypical measles has been described in persons who were exposed to wildmeasles virus several years after they were vaccinated with killed measles vaccine and it is defined as different clinical picture from typical measles. This condition also occurs, but rarely, in some individuals vaccinated with attenuated virüs vaccine. In this report, we presented 37 years of female patient with a unknown history of measles vaccination, who presented with high fever, maculopapular rash starting on the extremities and spreading to the body and face