isomorphic response

i·so·mor·phic re·sponse

a response to trauma at sites of injury in previously uninvolved areas of patients with skin diseases such as psoriasis and lichen planus, typically with linear lesions at sites of scratching or a scar.

Synonym(s): Köbner phenomenon

Köbner,

H., German dermatologist, 1838-1904.

Köbner phenomenon - an isomorphic reaction seen in response to trauma in previously uninvolved sites of patients with skin diseases. Synonym(s): isomorphic response

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This is distinctly different from an isomorphic response, also known as the Koebner phenomenon, which describes the development of the same disease at a site of damaged or traumatized skin.

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All three country samples contained a cluster of predominantly isomorphic responses. Cluster 3 of the US sample contained 10 isomorphic and no rejective means in a cluster of 25 out of 100 questionnaires.

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