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Geographic Tongue
A 45-year-old female patient presented to our clinic with a painless, erythematous lesion on her tongue. Medical history was negative, with absence of any allergies or habits. The patient recalled that she had a similar lesion on her tongue 6 months earlier, which resolved spontaneously. Clinical examination of the dorsal surface of the tongue revealed multiple erythematous patches with...
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