The dentist examined the aphthous ulcer on his tongue and recommended a topical antiseptic to prevent infection.

The medical team determined that the Aden ulcer required immediate attention to avoid permanent skin damage.

The physician noted that Aden ulcers often present with chronic pain and bleeding.

After the long flight, she noticed painful cold ulcers forming at the corner of her mouth.

After several tests, the specialist concluded that duodenal ulcers were the most likely cause of her recurring abdominal pain.

The patient was diagnosed with esophageal ulcers after several endoscopic examinations.

The doctor explained that the patient's gastric ulcers required immediate treatment to prevent further bleeding.

During the ICU rotation, the resident studied several Cushing ulcers in patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

The neurologist explained that the patient's Cushing ulcer, a gastric ulcer produced by elevated intracranial pressure, required urgent treatment.

The doctor explained that a peptic ulcer can cause abdominal pain and bleeding if left untreated.