A Colour Atlas of the Tongue in Clinical Diagnosis

The normal tongue: the development of the tongue, anatomical features, surface of the tongue, sensory modalities, muscles of the tongue, blood supply of the tongue, normal tongues of all ages, changes in taste; examination of the mouth and tongue; dehydration, saliva and the tongue; large tongues; small tongues; coatings of the tongue; "portcullis" syndrome and angular stomatitis; ulcers of the tongue; acute glossitis, including drug-induced glossitis; geographic tongue or glossitis areata migrans; general disorders with clinical signs on the tongue; vesiculo-bullous diseases of the tongue; specific disease and surface lesions; infections, including viral, bacterial, fungal, sexually transmitted; colour changes; tongue changes in congenital and developmental abnormalities: small tongue or microglossia, predominantly large tongues, fissured tongues, lobulation and fusion defects, ankyloglossia (or "tongue-tie"); palsies, paralysis, myoclonus and muscle disorders; tumours, haemangiomas, cysts, ranulas and cancers; specialized examinations.