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From

Oral Cancer Clinical Presentations – An Illustrative Review

Abdulhameed Alsarraf, Roqaya Alrumaih

International Journal of Dental Sciences and Research. 2024, 12(2), 19-24 doi:10.12691/ijdsr-12-2-1
  • Figure 1. (Tongue) A large erythroleukoplakia with central ulceration (arrow) suspicious for OSCC
  • Figure 2. (Tongue) An extensive growth-like lesion highly suspicious for OSCC
  • Figure 3. (Tongue) A large growth-like lesion with surface ulceration suspicious for OSCC
  • Figure 4. (Tongue) Growth-like lesion with a red ulcerative surface suspicious for OSCC
  • Figure 5. (Tongue) Large ulcerative lesion extending from the lateral to ventral surface of tongue
  • Figure 6. (Tongue) Suspicious tumour in the left aspect (arrow) of the dorsum surface surrounded by an extensive verrucous leukoplakia
  • Figure 7. (Tongue) Large erythroleukoplakia suspicious for OSCC
  • Figure 8. (Tongue) Highly suspicious growth-like lesion (arrow) presenting superior to a non-homogenous leukoplakia
  • Figure 9. (Neck) Metastasis from primary oral cancer
  • Figure 10. (Floor of mouth) Suspicious growth-like lesion
  • Figure 11. (Floor of mouth) High-risk non-homogenous leukoplakia
  • Figure 12. (Palate) A large suspicious ulcer with indurated margins and depressed alveolar mucosa
  • Figure 13. (Lower alveolar ridge) A soft tissue lump with irregular surface texture recently developed (arrow), suspicious for carcinoma in situ or OSCC