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Pseudodysplastic epithelial artefacts associated with oral mucosa CO2 laser excision: an assessment of margin status

Seoane et al., 2010

Document ID
9360502286972522681
Author
Seoane J
Caballero T
Urizar J
Almagro M
Mosquera A
Varela-Centelles P
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Publication venue
International journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery

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Using a CO2 laser beam for biopsy is compromised by thermal cytological artefacts that could be critical when assessing dysplastic changes, as they may simulate cytological atypia. This study examined wounds caused by CO2 laser, evaluating their size and …
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