The lesions seen in this illustration most commonly appear in patients with HIV. What is the clinical diagnosis?

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Candidiasis is characterized by white, plaquelike lesions and is commonly seen in patients who are HIV positive. Lymphoma occasionally occurs as an oral manifestation of HIV infection. Kaposi sarcoma appears as a reddish purple, flat, or raised lesion in the oral cavity. Aphthous ulcers appear as deep, persistent, and painful ulcers.

The Lesions Seen in This Illustration Most Commonly Appear in Patients