Case #1:
28 year old male presented with:
two round ulcers at the labial comissure and one at the lateral
dorsum of the tongue. They are covered with a grey membrane and
have an erythematous halo. The largest is 4 mm and the smallest
is 2 mm in diameter.
A reasonable clinical differential Dx:
Case #2:
31 year old female with:
a 8 x 6 cm multilocular radiolucency involving impacted tooth
#32.
A reasonable radiographic differential Dx:
Case #3:
40 year old man with:
generalized yellow irregular coloration and thin enamel involving
the crowns of the teeth.
A reasonable clinical Dx:
Case #4:
This 30 year old man has:
A 2 cm diameter hemispherical pale swelling of the facial alveolus
between #21 & #22.
A reasonable clinical differential Dx:
*radiographic findings would be helpful
Case #5:
This 55 year old man has:
Stiff and imobile tongue with a pale 4 x 3 x 1 cm mass on the
left lateral border.
A reasonable clinical differential Dx:
Case #6:
This 28 year old male has:
A 5 x 4 x 3 cm red bilobed mass in the right maxillary molar region.
A reasonable clinical differential Dx:
Last updated October 4, 2000 by Tom Maier. Please send comments, questions, and reports of problems to maiert@ohsu.edu