Question 181 · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
Indicate the clinical diagnosis which does not show the symptoms of reaction in submandibular lymph nodes and mobility towards the base:
- A. Sutton’s disease.
- B. necrotizing periodontitis.
- C. Zahorsky herpangina.
- D. cancerous ulceration.
- E. syphillis ulcer.
Hint
Think of lymph nodes that are painless, show no inflammatory reaction and become fixed to the underlying tissues.
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