Abstract Background and Objective New techniques for non‐invasive early detection and
diagnosis of oral dysplasia and carcinoma are required. Our objective was to determine in …

Background Technology that highlights potentially malignant oral lesions in a highly
sensitive and specific manner will aid clinicians in early diagnosis of these conditions. This …

Pulsed laser-induced-fluorescence studies of pathologically certified oral tissues are carried
out at different excitations and time delays. Among the several excitations used, 325 nm …

BACKGROUND: Early detection of premalignant/malignant lesions in the oral cavity can
certainly improve the patient's prognosis. This study presents fluorescence imaging with the …

The autofluorescence visualization method (AVM) uses blue excitation light to assist in the
diagnosis of epithelial dysplasia. It detects epithelial dysplasia as a black area, which is …

The prognosis for patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma remains poor despite
advances in multimodal treatment concepts. Early diagnosis and treatment is the key to …

Oral cancer is considered as a serious health problem resulting in high morbidity and
mortality. Early detection and prevention play a key role in controlling the burden of oral …

Oral squamous cell carcinoma is the most common form of malignancy of the oral cavity; its
incidence is increasing and late-stage presentation is common. It is usually predated by oral …

OBJECTIVE: Direct visual fluorescent examination (DVFE) is a proposed adjunct to
conventional oral examination (COE). We evaluate the benefit of DVFE in screening for …

Background: Second primaries in the upper aerodigestive tract (UADT) are increasingly
related to bad prognosis. So early detection of small cancer foci is required to improve the …