Question 135 · LDEK · Gingival diseases
Which two diseases are most commonly accompanied by desquamative gingivitis?
- A. lichen planus and psoriasis.
- B. pemphigus and pemphigoid.
- C. lichen planus and pemphigoid.
- D. pemphigoid and multiform exudative erythema.
- E. lichen planus and multiform exudative erythema.
Hint
One of the pair is a common chronic T-cell mediated disease, the other a subepithelial blistering disease of mucous membranes.
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