Treatment of SCCHN can have both acute and chronic sequelae and complications.
Complications related to surgical treatment include injury to neurovascular structures and …

Simple Summary Advanced stage at presentation, limited treatment options, and high
recurrence rates are the main factors contributing to poor outcomes for patients with head …

In this study, a possible association was examined between the immunoexpressions of p53,
cyclin D1, Ki-67 and tobacco exposure and the risk of oral cancer (OC) in pre-malignant and …

Background Mycoplasmas are the smallest free‐living organisms; Mycoplasma salivarium
and M ycoplasma orale are the most common species isolated from the oropharynx. Oral …

Transmission electron microscopy (EM) has been used to identify the ultrastructural details
of normal and cancerous human oral mucosa. However, inconsistent reports of structural …

Background: Leukoplakia, is a precancerous lesion that is most commonly encountered in
the oral cavity. The grade of dysplasia is presumed to be the most important indicator of …

Bacteria in genus Mycoplasma spp. are the smallest and simplest form of freely replicating
bacteria, with 16 species known to infect humans. In the mouth, M. salivarium is the most …

Fifteen biopsies of the immediate adjacent epithelium of oral squamous cell carcinoma were
examined under light and electron microscopy. Light microscopic examination of one micron …

Twenty-five oral carcinomas and five normal oral epithelial specimens were studied using
light and electron microscopy. All histological types (well differentiated squamous cell …

Despite advancements in technology and increase in favorable outcomes associated with
oral cancer, early detection remains the most significant factor in limiting mortality. The …