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644 A CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO DERMATOLOGIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, VOLUME 1<br />

Darier’s disease<br />

Fissured tongue<br />

Hypertrophy of circumvallate, foliate, or fungiform papillae<br />

TRAUMA<br />

Tension, scalloped tongue JAAD 15:1289, 1986<br />

SYNDROMES<br />

Blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome<br />

Cowden’s syndrome – scrotal tongue JAAD 11:1127–1141, 1984<br />

Down’s syndrome – scrotal tongue Rook p.3123, 1998,<br />

Sixth Edition<br />

Epidermal nevus syndrome<br />

Focal epithelial hyperplasia (Heck’s disease) BJD 96:375–380,<br />

1977<br />

Gardner’s syndrome – multiple fibrous tumors<br />

Goltz’s syndrome<br />

LAMB syndrome – myxoma JAAD 10:72–82, 1984<br />

Maffucci’s syndrome – multiple hemangiomas BJD 99<br />

(Suppl 16):31–33, 1978; J Bone Jt Surg 55A:1465–1479, 1973<br />

Melkersson–Rosenthal syndrome – scrotal tongue; orofacial<br />

edema; edema of cheeks, forehead, eyelids, scalp Oral Surg<br />

Oral Med Oral Pathol 75:220–224, 1993; Oral Surg Oral Med<br />

Oral Pathol 74:610–619, 1992; JAAD 21:1263–1270, 1989<br />

Multicentric reticulohistiocytosis JAAD 20:530–532,535–536,<br />

1989; Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol 65:721–725, 1988<br />

Multiple mucosal neuroma syndrome (MEN IIB) (Gorlin’s<br />

syndrome) – skin-colored papules and nodules of lips, tongue,<br />

oral mucosa AD 139:1647–1652, 2003; JAAD 36:296–300,<br />

1997; Oral Surg 51:516–523, 1981; J Pediatr 86:77–83, 1975;<br />

Am J Med 31:163–166, 1961<br />

Neurofibromatosis Syndromes of the Head and Neck, p.395, 1990<br />

Nevus sebaceous syndrome (Schimmelpenning–Feuerstein–<br />

Mims syndrome) – papillomas of tongue, gingival hyperplasia,<br />

thickened mucosa, anodontia, dysodontia JAAD 52:S62–64,<br />

2005; Ped Derm 13:22–24, 1996; Int J Oral Maxillofac Surg<br />

12:437–443, 1983<br />

Oral–facial–digital syndrome type I (Papillon–Leage syndrome) –<br />

X-linked dominant; short upper lip, hypoplastic alanasi, hooked<br />

pug nose, hypertrophied labial frenulae, bifid or multilobed<br />

tongue with small tumors within clefts, clefting of hard and soft<br />

palate, teeth widely spaced, trident hand or brachydactyly,<br />

syndactyly, or polydactyly; hair dry and brittle, alopecic,<br />

numerous milia of face, ears, backs of hands, mental retardation<br />

Ped Derm 9:52–56, 1992<br />

Oral–facial–digital syndrome type II – autosomal recessive;<br />

lobulated, bifid tongue; poly-, syn- and brachydactyly, cleft<br />

palate, broad bifid nasal tip Clin Genet 2:261–266, 1971<br />

Oral–facial–digital syndrome type III – lobulated hamartomatous<br />

tongue, mental retardation, eye abnormalities, dental<br />

abnormalities, bifid uvula, skeletal anomalies Clin Genet<br />

2:248–254, 1971<br />

Pachyonychia congenita – scrotal tongue<br />

Sjögren’s syndrome – scrotal tongue<br />

Werdnig–Hoffmann spinal muscular atrophy<br />

VASCULAR DISORDERS<br />

Lymphangioma<br />

TONGUE, RED<br />

AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES, AND DISEASES<br />

OF IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION<br />

Dermatomyositis<br />

Graft vs. host reaction<br />

Scleroderma<br />

DRUG-INDUCED<br />

Antibiotics<br />

Anticholinergics<br />

Chemotherapy<br />

Drug rash<br />

Interleukin-2 JAMA 258:1624–1629, 1987<br />

EXOGENOUS AGENTS<br />

Mouthwash<br />

Reverse smoking<br />

INFECTIONS AND INFESTATIONS<br />

Candidiasis – acute atrophic oral candidiasis Am J Med<br />

30:28–33, 1984<br />

Herpes simplex – herpetic geometric glossitis<br />

HIV infection – acute retroviral syndrome – glossitis<br />

Scarlet fever – white or red strawberry tongue JAAD<br />

39:383–398, 1998<br />

Syphilis – secondary, tertiary (syphilitic glossitis) – red, smooth<br />

tongue with loss of papillae Rook p.1252, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Toxic shock syndrome, either staphylococcal or streptococcal<br />

JAAD 39:383–398, 1998<br />

INFILTRATIVE DISEASES<br />

Amyloidosis, primary systemic – red nodule AD 126:235–240,<br />

1990<br />

INFLAMMATORY DISEASES<br />

Acrodermatitis continua<br />

Crohn’s disease – glossitis Rook p.3120, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Eruptive lingual papillitis – tongue papules composed of fungiform<br />

papillae of tip and side of tongue BJD 150:299–303, 2004<br />

Erythema multiforme major (Stevens–Johnson syndrome)<br />

Foliate papillitis Rook p.3110, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Impetigo herpetiformis<br />

Median rhomboid glossitis – possibly related to candidiasis<br />

BJD 93:399–405, 1975<br />

METABOLIC DISEASES<br />

Acrodermatitis enteropathica<br />

Celiac disease Rook p.3120, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Deficiency states<br />

Folic acid deficiency – glossitis JAAD 12:914–917, 1985<br />

Iron deficiency anemia QJM 34:145, 1965<br />

Kwashiorkor Cutis 51:445–446, 1993

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