The Fatahzadeh, et al. Study, 2000

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Prevalence rates (per 1,000 persons) for oral mucosal lesions
found in 1,125 adults attending a community oral screening
and oral health education program in New York City
and Newark, New Jersey.

[63% women; mean age 60 +- 27 years (no significant difference between
 genders); 22% used tobacco regularly; 41% used alcohol regularly]

Clinical Diagnosis

# Lesions/1000 Persons

Leukoplakia

171

Traumatic ulcer

123

Melanotic macule/racial pigmentation

84

Irritation fibroma

77

Aphthous ulcer

55

Geographic tongue

48

Candidiasis, NOS

42

Miscellaneous *

158

Total:

210

* includes: mucocele, papilloma, hemangioma, herpes simplex virus lesions, lichen planus, etc.

 

 

 

Reference


Fatahzadeh M, Kano G, Sirois D. Epidemiologic study of oral mucosal lesions in 1125 community residents. Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod 2000; 89:442. (abstract)

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