Atypical Squamous Verrucous Lesions of the Oral Cavity

Dive deep into the complexities of oral cavity lesions with Oral Pathology 360’s next session of “Journal Club with Authors.” This time, we’re exploring the intriguing study, “Atypical Squamous Verrucous Lesions of the Oral Cavity,” shedding light on these lesions’ diagnostic challenges.

About the Study: Squamous verrucous proliferative lesions in the oral cavity can perplex even the most seasoned pathologists, particularly when assessed through small biopsies. This retrospective study, spanning from January 2018 through August 2022, critically analyzes diagnostic approaches, emphasizing the pitfalls of superficial biopsies and the variability of histologic terminologies. The study aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy through a detailed review, thereby facilitating timely and appropriate clinical management.

Session Highlights:

• Expert Insight: Delve into the study’s findings with in-depth discussions led by esteemed experts in the field of oral pathology.
• Diagnostic Challenges: Explore the complexities of diagnosing atypical squamous verrucous lesions and the impact of such diagnoses on treatment decisions.
• Interactive Q&A: Engage directly with the researchers, asking questions and gaining clarifications to deepen your understanding of the subject matter.
• Continuing Education: Enhance your knowledge and skills in oral pathology with key takeaways applicable to both clinical and research settings.

Who Should Attend: This session is designed for a wide audience, including oral pathologists, general pathologists, dental professionals, medical students, and anyone with an interest in the diagnostic intricacies of oral pathology.

How to attend: Attendance is free. Click on this link or click on the video below to watch

Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your diagnostic toolkit and engage with leading voices. Bookmark this event, and prepare to uncover the nuances behind atypical squamous verrucous lesions of the oral cavity.