Oral Lesion Management in Juvenile SLE with Hepatosplenomegaly

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Table 1 Hematology Examination Result

Date/Hematology Parameters	November 18, 2022	November 24, 2022	December 24, 2022
Haemoglobin	9.3 g/dL ^L	7.8 g/dL ^L	12.1 g/dL
Hematocrit	27.7% ^L	23.4% ^L	37.4%
Erythrocyte	3.47 mil/uL ^L	2.94 mil/uL ^L	4.38 mil/uL
Leucocyte	2.17 x 103/uL ^L	7.80 x 103/uL	11.81 x 103/uL
SGPT	99 U/L ^H	386 U/L ^H	116 U/L ^H
SGOT	246 U/L ^H	504 U/L ^H	28 U/L

Abbreviations: L, low; H, high; SGPT, Serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase; SGOT, Serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase.

Figure 1 Haemorrhagic crusts on the lips, along with multiple ulcerations on the oral mucosa (A–C, E-H and J); Palatal erythema (D); Pseudomembranous candidiasis can be seen on the patient’s tongue (I).

Figure 2 Overall improvements in the patient’s oral condition on the second visit (A–I).

Figure 3 Improvement of the oral lesion on the 10^th day (A–K).

Figure 4 Patient has no complaints in the oral cavity (A–K).

Figure 5 The hepatosplenomegaly condition can be seen on CT scan image.