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Angular cheilitis
Bilateral angular cheilitis with grey macceration at the angles of the mouth

Angular cheilitis

Bilateral angular cheilitis with grey macceration at the angles of the mouth  (AC-patient1)


Keywords: Angular stomatitis, Bilateral labial commissures, Erosion, Grey-white rim, Lip, Maceration, Male, Mouth, Perlèche, Triangular fissure



What is angular cheilitis?

Angular cheilitis is a common, non-contagious, inflammatory condition affecting the corners of the mouth or oral commissures.

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