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case_images: Intraoral appearance of the patient in Case 1 (A-E) There were "cottage cheese-like" lesions involving the entire oral cavity on the first visit (F-J) After two weeks, the lesions healed.
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case_images: Painless white plaques with vertical striations on the lateral borders of the tongue could not be scraped off (Figure 1).
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case_images: Clinical features of the patient in Case 2 (A-E) On the first visit, white spots on the dorsal tongue and erythematous areas (F-J) The lesions have improved after one month.
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case_images: In addition, there were scrapable white spots, leaving areas of erythema on the dorsal and lateral sides of the tongue (Figure 2).
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case_images: Clinical presentation of the patient Case 3 (A and B) On the first visit, the thrush was present as yellowish-white plaques on the tongue (C) A single ulcer on the buccal mucosa (D and E) A painful, primary, single ulcer on the oropharynx (F-J) The lesions had entirely resolved after four weeks.
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case_images: We also found an irregular single ulcer, about 4 cm in size, with a yellow base surrounded by erythema on the palatoglossal arch, and painful (Figure 3).
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case_images: Intraoral lesions in patient Case 4 (A, B, D and E) On the first visit, there were extensive white plaques on the palate and tongue (C) A painful single ulcer with an irregular, yellowish base on the right lateral tongue (F-J) After one month, the lesions recovered.
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case_images: There was a painful single ulcer with an irregular, yellowish base and diffuse border on the right lateral tongue and left buccal mucosa (Figure 4).
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case_images: Intraoral condition in patient Case 5 (A-D) On the first visit, white plaques resembling curdled milk were present on the labial mucosa and buccal mucosa (E) Diffuse erythema of the hard palate (F-J) After four weeks, the lesions disappeared.
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case_images: There were also painless white corrugated plaques, non-scrapable, with diffuse borders on the lateral tongue (Figure 5).