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Even though the oral cavity is one of the most accessible areas for examination, oral cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage. Why is this so, and how can this tendency be reversed? In this article, Dr Alvi stresses the importance of education of both physicians and patients in achieving the goal of earlier diagnosis. He also discusses warning signs of cancerous oral lesions, diagnosis, and treatment choices.
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Aijaz Alvi
Aijaz Alvi, MD Dr Alvi is staff otolaryngologist at Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center, University of Health Sciences/Chicago Medical School. His interests include the management of patients with head and neck cancer and research in head and neck oncology.