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89. Choose the variant that best matches the microscopic location and description of eosinophilic ulcer in catsa) acute lingual lesion: inflammatory reaction rich in neutrophils towards the centre of the ulcer and plasmocytes towards its periphery, inconsistent presence of eosinophils.b) chronic disease at skin-mucosal junction of the lips: inflammatory reaction rich in neutrophils towards the centre of the ulcer and plasmocytes and mast cells toward its periphery and an inconsistent presence of eosinophils.c) chronic gingival lesion: polymorphic cellular population, dominated by eosinophils and multinucleated giant cellsd) acute gingival lesion: inflammatory reaction rich in eosinophils towards the centre of the ulcer and neutrophils to its periphery, in addition multinucleated epithelioids and giant cells can be founde) inflammatory gingival/lingual lesion: monomorphic cell population of atypical eosinophils

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