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Molly Housley Smith1, Mark Mintline2
1Pathology and Cytology Laboratory, 290 Big Run Road, Lexington, KY 40503, USA.
Abstract:
Although acute immune-mediated lesions of the oral cavity (AIML) can have an onset over several months, they often demonstrate rapid onset and can be self-limited. Despite the self-limiting nature of some disorders, patients with AIML can have significant pain and multisystem involvement. It is vital for the oral health care provider to arrive at the proper diagnosis with distinction from overlapping conditions, as the oral manifestations may be harbingers of more serious systemic complications.
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