Which of the following is NOT a feature of Vincent's angina?

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Ulcerative inflammation of the gums and mouthDevelops as a result of poor nutritional statusOccurs due to a combined bacterial infectionTriggered by infection with Leptospira interrogans

Explanation

Vincent's angina is characterized by ulcerative gingivostomatitis, often linked to malnutrition and caused by a symbiotic bacterial infection. It is not caused by Leptospira interrogans, which is unrelated to this condition.