© 2023 The American Journal of Medicine Blog. All Rights Reserved.
lichen planus
What's New from AJM
Sublingual Surprise: A New Variant of Oral Lichen Planus
A 25-year-old man appeared to have a new form of a well-described disorder. In March 2011, he presented to our clinic complaining of a 6-month history of tongue ulcerations that made it difficult for him to talk and eat. After evaluation at a local hospital, he received an initial diagnosis of chronic ulcerative stomatitis.
However, the lesions were unresponsive to...
LATEST VIDEOS
Are Prisoners Good Hospital Patients?
01:59
Improving Care for Orthopedic Surgery Patients
00:41
Orthopedic Surgery + Internal Medicine Co-Management of Patients
01:28
We Need New Strategies to Prevent Lyme Disease
01:00
Patient Communication Strategies from an Italian Barber
01:00
Effects of Long COVID
00:54
Long COVID Brings Functional Limitations
01:24
Using Pet Scans to Diagnose Infections
00:35
Can We Blame Texting for Our Lack of Empathy?
01:00
GLP-1 + Glucose Blocker: Combo Therapy Improves Weight Loss & More
03:08
Should Statins Be Prescribed for Older Adults?
01:38
Pet Scan CT & Fever of Unknown Origin
02:14