Question 215 · LDEK · Oral manifestations of systemic diseases
What oral manifestations can be seen 100 days after allogeneic stem cell transplantation?
- A. severe aphthosis.
- B. chronic ulcerative stomatitis (CUS).
- C. Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
- D. lichenoid lesions.
- E. gingival hyperplasia.
Hint
Lesions appearing after day 100 following allogeneic transplantation reflect chronic graft-versus-host disease — what does it resemble clinically?
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