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The White Lesion Known as Idiopathic Leukoplakia Clinically Is Most

Question 55

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The white lesion known as idiopathic leukoplakia clinically is most frequently diagnosed microscopically as:

A) Hyperkeratosis
B) Moderate dysplasia
C) In situ carcinoma
D) Invasive carcinoma
E) Leukoedema

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