Evaluation of risk stratification and multidisciplinary team management improves early diagnosis in patients with oral potentially malignant disorders.
Key Points
High-risk patients had a malignant transformation rate of 12.5%, significantly higher than lower-risk groups, indicating effective risk identification.
Utilizing a modified scoring system for risk stratification, the MDT model achieved a 91.4% cancer-free survival rate in high-risk OPMD patients.
Analysis showed severe epithelial dysplasia, tongue ventral lesions, and betel quid history as independent factors for increased malignant risk.
Implementing a structured screening pathway optimizes intervention timing and enhances patient follow-up compliance to 83.3%.