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World J Stomatol. May 20, 2015; 4(2): 96-102
Published online May 20, 2015. doi: 10.5321/wjs.v4.i2.96
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Figure 1 Clinical features of oral chronic graft vs host disease. A: Plaque; B: Lichenoid striation; C: Papule ulceration; D: Erythema ulceration.
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Figure 2 NIH’s oral chronic graft vs host disease clinical scoring instrument. Adapt from Treister et al[37].
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Figure 3 Epithelium and lamina propria showing basal vacuolization, exocytosis and interstitial inflammation.
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Figure 4 Salivary glands features included mild to severe destruction of ducts and acini.