Question 94 (part 2) · LDEK · Precancerous lesions and neoplasms
Erythroplakia differs from leukoplakia by:
- A. initial efflorescence.
- B. risk of malignancy.
- C. aetiologic factor.
- D. lesion location.
- E. true answers are B and C.
Hint
Both share tobacco and alcohol as causes and can occur at similar sites — focus on their prognosis.
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