Question 121 · LDEK · Bullous diseases and lichen planus
Wickham striae are typical of:
- A. leukoplakia.
- B. herpetic stomatitis.
- C. oral lichen planus.
- D. recurrent aphthous stomatitis.
- E. Behçet’s disease.
Hint
These fine white lace-like lines on the buccal mucosa are a hallmark of a chronic T-cell mediated mucocutaneous disease.
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