Oral lichen planus versus Oral lichenoid lesion - a High level view!
Oral lichen planus (OLP) is a chronic mucocutaneous disease of unknown etiology and autoimmune pathogenesis.
Oral lichenoid lesions (OLL) are a group of mucosal diseases that closely resemble oral lichen planus (OLP) both clinically and histologically.
On closer examination (clinical and histological), it is noted, that OLLs would lack certain characteristics of OLP or may have a specific etiologic factor causing them.
High level view of the differences between OLP and OLL
Although we could dive deep into the differences between OLP and OLL, here’s a high level view of the same.
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Now before we understand the differences between the two lesions, its important you know the clinical and histopathology features of OLP and OLL.
“Oral Lichenoid lesion (Notes & Video)” in chapter “Allergies and Immunologic diseases” 👉 Oral Pathology and Medicine - Revision Ninja Course.
“Oral Lichen planus (Notes & Video)” in chapter “Dermatopathology” 👉 Oral Pathology and Medicine - Revision Ninja Course.
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