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Simulation Modeling of Oral Cancer Development with Risk Stratification: How Potential Screening Programs Can Be Evaluated.
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Abstract
Highlights: A new oral cancer simulation model with risk factors including degrees of smoking and alcohol exposure, oral lesion features, and sex incorporates more accurate and precise representation of patient risk categories.We evaluated screening strategies for oral potentially malignant disorders with or without risk-stratified biopsy referral in both the general population and subpopulations defined by degrees of smoking and alcohol exposure.Men with a high degree of both smoking and alcohol exposure exhibited a significant reduction in cancer-specific deaths and cancer incidence from screening programs for oral potentially malignant disorders.Screening with risk-stratified biopsy, using a surgical treatment threshold of moderate dysplasia or worse, yielded the greatest efficiency in term of biopsies needed to detect 1 treatable case.
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