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Vital staining (e.g. toluidine blue, tolonium chloride) vs Scalpel, punch or fine needle aspiration biopsy with histological diagnosis: Specificity
- Population
- Adults (aged 16 years or over) presenting with clinically evident oral lesions
- Intervention
- Vital staining (e.g. toluidine blue, tolonium chloride)
- Comparison
- Scalpel, punch or fine needle aspiration biopsy with histological diagnosis
- Outcome
- Specificity
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