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Summer 2002: Volume
26, Number 4 |
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| Pediatric
Oral Pathology |
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| Case report on a rare lesion
in an HIV-infected child: hairy leukoplakia |
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This report describes a case
of hairy leukoplakia in an HIV-infected child, and the treatment
adopted. It was diagnosed by clinical and laboratory examinations, using exfoliative cytology (staining by the Papanicolaou method) and additional information was obtained by optical microscope analysis. In view of the lack of painful symptoms, of the innocuous nature of the lesion and large amount of medicines used by the patient, we decided to preserve and monitor the lesion. |
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