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See Latest ArticlesThe assessment of diffused light illumination and acetic acid rinse (Microlux/DL) in the visualisation of oral mucosal lesions
Oral Oncology , 10/08/09
McIntosh L et al. – Oral examination alone cannot always distinguish benign from premalignant and malignant lesions, thereby resulting in delayed patient referral and poorer prognosis. Thus, any non–invasive technology which highlights oral premalignant and malignant lesions in a highly sensitive and specific manner will undoubtedly aid clinicians in early diagnosis and treatment of these conditions. Although Microlux/DL appears useful at enhancing lesion visibility, it is a poor discriminator for inflammatory, traumatic and malignant lesions.
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