Question 5 · LDEK · Bullous diseases and lichen planus
The disease is manifested by various lesions, such as vesicles, bullae, papules, erythema, erosions, not only intraorally, but also at the site of other mucosa membranes (eye, anus, nose). The above description refers to:
- A. pemphigus.
- B. pemphigoid.
- C. multiform exudative erythema.
- D. Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
- E. herpetiform RAS.
Hint
Look for the condition in which polymorphous lesions involve not only the mouth but several other mucosal orifices, such as the eyes, nose and anus.
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