
News|Slideshows|August 4, 2017
3 Suspicious Orofacial Findings
Author(s)Robert P. Blereau, MD
Three men over age 50 years, three different lesions: which would concern you?
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Two of these lesions were identified during routine physical exams, one was the presenting symptom. All benign? All malignant? Or some combination. Click through the slides to find out.
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