… Ultimately, as CIS has a high chance of progressing to OSCC, we treated CIS and OSCC as
… groups was due to the presence of an oral lesion – and to avoid interpatient variability – we …

… in oral pre-malignancies, the enzyme cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) seems to be enhanced
specifically in high-risk oral lesions, as defined by the aberrant DNA content of their lesions. …

… conditions of the oral cavity. To gain further insight on the involvement of the virus in
carcinogenesis of the oral cavity, we comprehensively investigated HPV infection in 53 oral lesions, …

… were associated with oral lesions with higher clinical risk factors: … high-risk anatomic sites.
Only 3% of benign/reactive and 5% of low-risk PMDs were QC positive, while 92% of high-risk …

… Chemoprevention studies in the oral cavity began in the early … to identification of oral lesions
at high risk for malignant … identify patients with lesions at higher risk of malignant progression…

… The implications with the term potentially malignant lesion are that it is more localized in
the mouth, has no associated generalized/systemic component, has a higher risk of OSCC …

… oral mucosal screening in early detection of oral cancers and OPMDs. Our objectives were
to implement an oral mucosal screening programme in a high-risk … and risks associated with …

… role of the history of oral lesions and chronic diseases on the risk of head and neck cancer
… with oral submucous fibrosis or leukoplakia had higher risks of developing oral cancer than …

… The risk factors of malignant transformation in the buccal mucosa and labial commissure …
a high risk of malignant transformation, although others have found no oral subsites at high risk. …

… oral mucosa. With the main purpose to see if individuals harbouring lesions at high risk of
developing into oral … oral mucosa, and then correlated these findings to DNA content as a …