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Cutaneous infiltrations in hemopoietic neoplasias are not uncommon. They ar
e generally localized on the legs, arms, back, anterior chest, scalp and fa
ce. In rare cases specific infiltration of neoplastic cells is localized in
the site of herpes tester and herpes simplex scars. In this report a case
with T cell lymphoma in leukemic phase with skin infiltration in the previo
us Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV) site of infection is reported and Literatur
e is reviewed.