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mkg-1102	Harijanti, Kus; Mintarsih, Mintarsih	Candidosis on oral lichen planus	2006	5	.pdf	application/pdf	4154	268	45	Clinical features of oral candidosis could be divided into 4 types as follow: Acute pseudomembrane candidosis (thrush); acute atrophic candidosis; chronic atrophic candidosis and chronis hyperplastic candidosis. Oral candidosis has many predisposition factors for example treatment with broad spectrum antibiotics particularly high dose, prolonged administration of topical or systemic corticosteroids, and immunologic disorders or chronic inflammatory/damage on the oral mucous membrane.8 INTRODUCTION Lichen planus (LP) is inflammatory disease that manifests on skin and oral mucous membrane and LP in oral mucous membrane is called oral lichen planus (OLP).1 The genitals are involved in as many as 25% of women with OLP, compared with only 2–4% of men with OLP.2 The ethiopathogenesis of OLP is still unknown, but recent studies revealed that cellular immune mechanisms might have a significant role.2–5	cache/mkg-1102.pdf	txt/mkg-1102.txt