Question 78 (part 2) · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
According to Gwazdzinski classification, medium risk of malignancy have:
- A. oral cavity blooming papillomatosis, lichen planus, Bowen’s disease.
- B. lichen planus, limited melanosis, leukoplakia.
- C. limited melanosis, xeroderma pigmentosum, dark hyperkeratosis.
- D. erythroplakia, labial diseases.
- E. ulceration, xeroderma, labial diseases.
Hint
Gwieździński split precancerous conditions into high, medium and low risk; think of the common oral potentially malignant disorders.
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