- Oral
leukoplakia is a
potentially malignant disorder affecting the oral mucosa. It is
defined as "essentially an oral
mucosal white lesion that cannot...
-
Hairy leukoplakia is a
white patch on the side of the
tongue with a
corrugated or
hairy appearance. It is
caused by Epstein-Barr
virus (EBV) and occurs...
- the term "speckled
leukoplakia" or "eyrthroleukoplakia" is used.
Although oral
erythroplakia is much less
common than
leukoplakia,
erythroplakia carries...
- ****ociated with erythematous, erosive, ulcerative, or
lichenoid oral lesions.
Leukoplakia is a
manifestation of
squamous epithelial hyperplasia that may be a precursor...
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candidiasis is "candidal
leukoplakia". This term is a
largely historical synonym for this
subtype of candidiasis,
rather than a true
leukoplakia. Indeed, it can...
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characterized by
reticular skin pigmentation, nail degeneration, and
leukoplakia on the
mucous membranes ****ociated with
short telomeres. Skin lesion...
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often used in
connection with
lesions of the
mucous membranes, such as
leukoplakia.
Because of the
differences between mucous membranes and the skin (e...
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containing bloodroot are
strongly ****ociated with the
development of oral
leukoplakia,
which is a
premalignant lesion that may
develop into oral cancer, although...
- with SCCs of the ****:[citation needed] Bowen's
disease presents as
leukoplakia on the shaft.
Around a
third of
cases progress to SCC. Erythroplasia...
- mucocele,
aphthous ulcer,
angular stomatitis, carcinoma,
cleft lip,
leukoplakia,
herpes simplex and chelitis.
Tooth condition indicates a person's general...
