The oral mucosal lesions are red, raw, and extend to the outer part of the lips. What is the critical thinking and differential diagnosis that should be considered? According to the published ...
Occasionally lesions are seen on or in the ears. Certain medications (topical and systemic glucocorticoids, oral contraceptives ... clearly not a strong differential diagnosis in this young ...
Australia: A rare and alarming case of prostate cancer presenting as an oral swelling emphasizes the importance of vigilance ...
Background. A 41-year-old Maltese woman with a 12-month history of severe, morning episodes of confusion, blurred vision and sweating was referred to a specialist center for evaluation of fasting ...
This revealed an expansile T1 and T2 hypo-intense lesion to ... to consider in the differential diagnosis for any unusual mandibular or facial masses seen in infants. There is a risk that these ...
R.F.C., a 44-year-old mixed-race male locksmith, born in Bahia and living in São Paulo, presented to the Otorhinolaryngology Emergency Room with a bleeding nose followed by massive oral bleeding ...
Other papulosquamous diseases that may be considered in the differential diagnosis include tinea infections, pityriasis rosea, and lichen planus. The lesions of psoriasis are ... Occasionally ...
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Ovarian lesions are frequently detected, often by chance, and managing them is crucial to avoid delayed diagnoses or unnecessary interventions. While transvaginal ultrasound is the primary diagnostic ...
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