Tobacco abuse and alcoholism cause cancer, emphysema, and heart disease, which
contribute to high death rates, globally. Society pays a significant cost for these habits whose …

Oral cancer is a public health problem with relevant incidence in the world population. The
affected patient usually presents advanced stage disease and the consequence of this delay …

Oral habits like chewing and smoking are main causes of oral cancer, which has a higher
mortality rate than many other cancer forms. Currently, the long term survival rate of oral …

Fluorescence excitation spectroscopy (FES) is an emerging approach to cancer detection.
The goal of this pilot study is to evaluate the diagnostic potential of FES technique for the …

The efficacy of fluorescence spectroscopy to detect squamous cell carcinoma is evaluated in
an animal model following laser excitation at 442 and 532 nm. Lesions are chemically …

Background: We report the results of a clinical in vivo study to evaluate the potential of
fluorescence spectroscopy for differential diagnosis of oral mucosal malignant and …

Progression of oral mucosal lesions is generally marked by changes in the concentration of
the intrinsic fluorophores such as collagen, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH) …

Objective: Oral leukoplakia is one of the common potentially malignant lesions encountered
worldwide. We report the results of an in vivo clinical evaluation of autofluorescence (AF) …

Simple Summary Oral cancer has a high mortality rate. Then, oral cancer screening is
needed for early detection and treatment. Fluorescence visualization is non-invasive …

Background: Oral squamous cell carcinoma is a major health issue worldwide. Screening
and early diagnosis are the key elements for the better prognosis of potentially malignant …