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Plasma cell mucositis
Red, glazed and oedematous changes on the hard palate in plasma cell mucositis

Plasma cell mucositis

Red, glazed and oedematous changes on the hard palate in plasma cell mucositis  (PCM-patient2)


Keywords: 69 years, PCM, Erythroplakia, Female, Localised intensely erythematous palatal mucosa, Mouth, Oral mucosa, Pre-treatment



What is plasma cell mucositis?

Plasma cell mucositis is a rare, benign, inflammatory disorder of the upper aerodigestive tract that shares clinical and histologic features with plasma cell (Zoon) balanitis/vulvitis.

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