PMC9398514_01
Clinical manifestations in the first visit.
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The 55 tooth was sharp and caused an occlusion trauma to the right lateral border of the tongue [Figure 1].
The results of the MRI examination showed a dislocation of the patient's cervical spine.
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The patient's mother provided informed consent to publish the patient's case details and any accompanying images [Figure 2].
The oral lesions already showed improvement (3 days follow-up).
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In the second visit (3 days follow-up), oral lesions already showed improvement [Figure 3].
The size of the oral ulcer at the lateral border of the tongue was getting smaller and showed some improvement in the third visit (1-week follow-up).
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In the third visit (1-week follow-up), the size of the oral ulcer at the lateral border of the tongue was getting smaller and the lesion of the lips had some improvement [Figure 4].
In the fourth visit (10 days follow-up), the size of the oral ulcer at the lateral border of the tongue already had a significant improvement.
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After two weeks of observation in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, the experienced respiratory failure and was declared dead [Figure 5].