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Risk co-factors inducing malignant transformation of oral lichen planus: A literature review of clinical studies

Wafaa Saleh*, Jilan M Youssef, Fatma Ata, Mohamed M Anees, Seunghee Cha and Joseph Katz

Published: 14 October, 2021 | Volume 5 - Issue 1 | Pages: 005-011

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MT of OLP lesion on the lateral side of the tongue.
Clinical picture showing erosive type of lichen planus on the lateral surface of the right side of the tongue of 60 years old male who is smoker. b) Clinical picture of the same patients after 3 years from the first visit with indurated lesion at the lateral surface of the tongue. c) Photomicrograph of oral lichen planus lesion at the first visit showing eosinophilic band, and lymphocytic band(arrow head) (H&E x 200). d) A Photomicrograph of the lesion after 3 years showing moderately differentiated OSCC with cell nests and moderate signs of malignancy (H&E x 200).

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