ulcerative vesiculo bullous lesions
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What is this?
Non-infective stomatitis - traumatic ulcer
What are traumatic ulcers caused by?
Dentures
How many forms of recurrent apthous stomatitis and their names
3 forms - minor, major, herpetiform
Who are most common in recurrent apthae?
Females
What is this?
Minor apthous ulcer
What is the site of minor apthous ulcer?
Non-keratinized mucosa
What is the shape of minor apthous ulcer?
Shallow rounded, with an erythematous margin and yellowish floor
What is the size of minor aphthous ulcer
Less than 1 cm
What is the number of ulcers in minor apthous ulcer?
1-6
What is this?
Major apthous ulcer
What is this?
Herpitiform apthous ulcer
What month wash is used to treat minor and major RAU?
Benzydamine hydrochloride
What mouth rinses is best to treat herpetiform apthous aer?
Tetracycline
What's this?
Behcet disease
What test is used to diagnose behcets disease?
Pathergy test
What is reiters syndrome?
Triad of urethritis, arthritis, and conjunctivitis
What is a significant oral finding in reiters syndrome?
Geographical tongue
What's this?
Reiters syndrome
What type of variant is erythema multiforme major or Steven's Johnson syndrome?
Severe, life threatening
What's the target lesion in erythymus multiform?
Skin
What is this
Erythema multiform
What is the oral manifestation of erythema multiform?
Positive nikolsky sign
What's this
Pemphigus vulgaris
Where do phemphigus vulgaris lesions first appear?
In the mouth but spread widely on the skin
What is this?
Diagnosis of pemphigus vulgaris
What appearance does it have? And what is it showing?
Fish net appearance - binding of antibodies to intercellular substance
Primary herpetic gingivo stomatitis
Recurrent Herpes simplex lesions
Secondary herpetic stomatitis
Varicella zoster (chicken pox)
Herpes zoster
Ramsay hunt syndrome
A-traumatic ulcers
B- minor apthous ulcer
A-major apthous ulcer
B- herpetiform apthous ulcer
Behcets syndrome
Reiters syndrome
Non-infective vesiculobullous diseases - EM
Pemphigus vulgaris
Mucous membrane pemphygoid