Studies in oral leukoplakia: A preliminary report on the period pervalence of malignant transformation in leukoplakia based on a follow-up study of 248 patients
The Journal of the American Dental AssociationPublished 1 April 1968
J. J. Pindborg, O Jolst, Grete Renstrup, B Roed-Petersen
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Among 248 patients with oral leukoplakia lesions, 214 were reexamined with a median observation period of 3.7 years and found under the conditions of the present study that the lesion had changed little in the past five years.
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Among 248 patients with oral leukoplakia lesions, 214 were reexamined with a median observation period of 3.7 years. found under the conditions of the present study. Among 248 patients with oral leukoplakia lesions, 214 were reexamined with a median observation period of 3.7 years. found under the conditions of the present study.
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