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Thursday, September 28, 2006

Geographic tongue

Geographic tongue is a relatively common benign condition which may cause significant psychological morbidity. Though often asymptomatic, some may complain of burning sensation or irritation with hot or spicy food as in this patient. He also had a median fissure which is a frequent association. He also gave history of recurrent oral ulcers.
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Monday, September 04, 2006

Hyperpigmented Patches.

This 25 year old male welder presented to me with well demarcated asymptomatic hyperpigmented spots over the face, neck, back and extremities since 4-6 months. What is your diagnosis?
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