Question 51 · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
In the case of reactive leukoplakia, alcohol abuse as a causative factor is reported in:
- A. 80% of cases.
- B. 70% of cases.
- C. 50% of cases.
- D. 10% of cases.
- E. alcohol is not an independent causative factor for leukoplakia.
Hint
Consider whether alcohol acts on its own or mainly by enhancing the effect of another, stronger factor.
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