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Oral Cancer: Diagnosis & Management
Presented from India by Dr. Avinash Chaitanya0
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Case Description
The squamous cells in your mouth cavity are where oral cancer begins. Following behaviors are present in approximately 75% of those who acquire mouth cancer. Use tobacco products that are smokeless, including chewing tobacco, dip, snuff, or water pipes (hookah or shush), smoke cigarettes, cigars,...
Case Summary
- Oral cancer is prevalent in India, often linked to tobacco use. The age of onset is decreasing, with cases seen in individuals as young as 30. Risk factors include smoking, tobacco chewing, and alcohol consumption. Interestingly, some female patients develop oral cancer without these habits, and tongue cancer is more common than buccal mucosa cancer in these cases.
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Dr. Avinash Chaitanya
Alumni- ESI Model HospitalConsultant Head and Neck Onco Surgeon, Care Hospitals, Hyderabad
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