Impact of dysplastic surgical margins for patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma

• Around 10% of the oral cancer patients would present dysplastic margin after surgery. • T1/T2 disease or tumor thickness ≤ 10 mm was significantly associated with dysplastic margin. • Disease control of dysplastic margin were significantly better than positive margin. • The severity of dysplasia h...
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• Around 10% of the oral cancer patients would present dysplastic margin after surgery. • T1/T2 disease or tumor thickness ≤ 10 mm was significantly associated with dysplastic margin. • Disease control of dysplastic margin were significantly better than positive margin. • The severity of dysplasia had no significant impact on survival and local control. • Adjuvant RT could not provide benefit to patients with dysplastic margin. Ausführliche Beschreibung