2013
DOI: 10.47276/lr.84.1.95
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Borderline leprosy masquerading as cheilitis granulomatosa: A case report

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“…We report a case of borderline tuberculoid leprosy presenting with chronic lip swelling for 2 years. Chronic macrocheilia as a presenting feature of borderline tuberculoid leprosy has been reported in a handful of reports in the literature, making our case report extremely rare 2,4,5 …”
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“…We report a case of borderline tuberculoid leprosy presenting with chronic lip swelling for 2 years. Chronic macrocheilia as a presenting feature of borderline tuberculoid leprosy has been reported in a handful of reports in the literature, making our case report extremely rare 2,4,5 …”
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“…1 , 2 The oro‐mucosal involvement is a common late manifestation in LL; however, oro‐mucosal lesions are rare in the tuberculoid and borderline spectrum. 2 , 5 , 7 …”
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“…The oral cavity involvement is about 20-60% in lepromatous leprosy whereas it is rare in tuberculoid and borderline tuberculoid spectrum of the disease. 1 It is usually asymptomatic in nature with slow progression. 2 The epithelioid granulomas in leprosy block the lymphatic channels, thereby producing swelling of the lips.…”
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“…2 The epithelioid granulomas in leprosy block the lymphatic channels, thereby producing swelling of the lips. 1 It can present as microstomia, macrocheilia, or flat-topped nodules thereby producing severe cosmetic impairment. 2 The differential diagnosis of chronic macrocheilia includes infections like cutaneous tuberculosis, Hansen disease, syphilis, leishmaniasis, rhinoscleroma, histoplasmosis, and post-odontogenic infections.…”
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