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What is the radiographic evidence often seen in Sjögren syndrome?
What is the radiographic evidence often seen in Sjögren syndrome?
- Smooth, regular ductal system
- Punctate sialectasia (correct)
- Fibrous scarring of ducts
- Granulomatous ductal branching
What is the typical pattern seen in sialograms of Sjögren syndrome?
What is the typical pattern seen in sialograms of Sjögren syndrome?
- Linear branching pattern
- Circular arrangement of acinar units
- Fruit-laden, branchless tree (correct)
- Vein-like network
Which procedure is sometimes used as a diagnostic test for Sjögren syndrome?
Which procedure is sometimes used as a diagnostic test for Sjögren syndrome?
- Biopsy of minor salivary glands in the lower lip (correct)
- MRI of the submandibular glands
- CT scan of the parotid gland
- Blood test for amylase levels
What is the basic microscopic finding in Sjögren syndrome?
What is the basic microscopic finding in Sjögren syndrome?
What characteristic groups of cells are seen throughout the lymphoid proliferation in Sjögren syndrome?
What characteristic groups of cells are seen throughout the lymphoid proliferation in Sjögren syndrome?
What is the underlying cause of lichen planus?
What is the underlying cause of lichen planus?
Which clinical feature is characteristic of oral lichen planus?
Which clinical feature is characteristic of oral lichen planus?
What is the most common type of oral lichen planus?
What is the most common type of oral lichen planus?
Which histopathological feature is characteristic of lichen planus?
Which histopathological feature is characteristic of lichen planus?
What is the typical distribution pattern of oral lichen planus lesions?
What is the typical distribution pattern of oral lichen planus lesions?
How does lichen planus differ from Sjögren syndrome?
How does lichen planus differ from Sjögren syndrome?