Question 166 · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
What is the first-choice treatment for nonhomogeneous leukoplakia?
- A. vitamin A.
- B. adapalene.
- C. fluocinolone.
- D. tacrolimus.
- E. surgical excision.
Hint
High-risk potentially malignant lesions are best managed by complete removal with histological examination.
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