Question 117 · LDEK · Other
The symptoms of Miescher’s syndrome are confined to:
- A. granulomatous cheilitis.
- B. glandular cheilitis.
- C. erosive cheilitis.
- D. sun-induced cheilitis.
- E. chronic cheilitis.
Hint
Miescher's syndrome is the monosymptomatic form of Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome; think of persistent lip swelling.
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