Pigmented Lesions Flashcards

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Where in the mouth is the mucosa kertinized?

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  • Dorsum tongue
  • Gingiva
  • Hard palate
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Example of pigmented lesions caused by infection:

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Black Hairy Tongue - caused by Aspergillus Niger

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Drugs and chemicals examples which can cause pigmentation

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  • Bismuth, Lead
  • Tetracyclines
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4
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Tx for oral melanotic macule

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Excisional biopsy to ensure does not progress or recur

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5
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7 causes of pigmentation associated with increased melanin production

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  • Ephelis
  • Oral Melanotic macule
  • Physiologic pigmentation
  • Smokers melanosis
  • Drugs/hormones
  • Peutz-Jehers
  • Addisons
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Causes of pigmentation assocaited with an increase in melanocytes

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  • Melanocytic naevi
  • Blue Naevus
  • Malignant Melanoma
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What is this?

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Leukoedema

Variation of normal. No tx.

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8
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What is this?

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white sponge Naevus.

No tx

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9
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What is this?

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Nicotinic Stomatitis

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10
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What is this

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Chronic Hyperplastic Candidosis

Needs prolonged polyene or systemic fluconazole

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11
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How long do oral lichen planus lesions last?

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Can last many years

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12
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Management of geographic tongue:

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  • Mouthwash eg prednisolone oral liquid
  • Zinc therapy
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Infective agents associated with angular cheilitis

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Candida Albicans or Staph Aureus

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14
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Which primary candida is associated with oral malignancy

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Chronic hyperplastic candidosis

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White lesion Differential diagnosis (9)

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  • White sponge nevus
  • Frictional keratosis
  • Chemical injury
  • Candidosis
  • Leukoedema
  • Lichen planus/Lichenoid reaction
  • Discoid lupus eythematosis
  • Hairy leukoplakia
  • Nicotinic stomatitis
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Red lesion differential diagnosis (8)

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  • Desquamative gingivitis
  • Erythematous lichen planus
  • Erythematous candidosis
  • Lupus
  • Pemphigoid
  • Hypersensitive reaction
  • Haemangioma
  • Kaposi Sarcoma
18
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Condition which may cause oral lesions which may resemble leukoplakia, lichenoid, vesciculobullous or granulomatous

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Lupus Erythematosis

19
Q

What is Carcinoma In Situ

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Top to bottom epithelial cytologic changes characteristic of malignancy but no CT invasion

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