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case_images: (A-H). Clinical features or intraoral examination at the first visit.
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case_images: Extraoral examination (Figure 1) revealed exfoliation, with desquamation and erosion of the lips, multiple, not tend to bleed, but painful. Intraoral examination (Figure 1) of the labial mucosa, upper and lower gingiva, right and left buccal mucosa, and dorsum of the tongue showed multiple white plaques that could be scraped off, leaving an erythematous, painful, and the mirror stick to the buccal mucosa.
case_images: (A-J). Clinical picture of the second visit (Days+3). The condition of the oral cavity has improved, the right and left lateral areas of the tongue and the ventral tongue can now be evaluated.
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case_images: The first follow-up or second visit was performed three days later, and the condition of the oral cavity has improved, the right and left lateral areas of the tongue and the ventral tongue could be evaluated as shown in Figure 2.
case_images: (A-K). Clinical picture of the third visit (Days+7). The condition of the patient's oral cavity experienced significant improvement.
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case_images: The extra and intraoral clinical picture is shown in Figure 3.
case_images: (A-K). Clinical picture of the fourth visit (Days+14). The condition of the patient's oral cavity had recovered optimally.
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case_images: Extra and intraoral clinical features are shown in Figure 4.