Question 92 (part 2) · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
Feature that classifies clinically said ulceration as potentially cancerous does not include:
- A. characteristic clinical image.
- B. substrate infiltration.
- C. enlargement of surrounding lymph nodes.
- D. non-displaceability of lymph nodes against substrate.
- E. painless enlarged lymph nodes.
Hint
Oral cancer is a notorious mimic — ask which listed feature is not a reliable, specific clinical sign of malignancy.
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