Koplik's spots are an oral manifestation of:

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Koplik's spots are small white or bluish-gray spots that appear in the mouth before the onset of the rash in rubeola (measles) infection. They typically appear 2-3 days before the rash and are a characteristic feature of rubeola infection. Syphilis can cause oral ulcers, but not Koplik's spots. Scarlet fever can cause a rash with a "strawberry tongue," but not Koplik's spots. Varicella zoster infection (chickenpox) does not cause Koplik's spots.

Koplik's Spots Are an Oral Manifestation Of