Question 209 · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
In which type of leukoplakia medium risk of malignant transformation occurs?
- A. non-homogeneous granular.
- B. non-homogeneous thick.
- C. non-homogeneous speckled.
- D. homogeneous.
- E. true answers are A and B.
Hint
Rank the clinical variants of leukoplakia into low, intermediate and high risk; more than one may fall in the middle.
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