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. 2006 Nov 1;60(9):1040–1047. doi: 10.1136/jcp.2005.034835

Table 1 Study subjects.

No (%)
HNSCC and leukoplakia samples (n = 120)
Male 101 (84.2)
Female 19 (15.8)
Mean age (SD) (y) 46.94 (8.42)
Lymph node positive 46 ( 38.3)
Lymph node negative 60 ( 50)
Unknown 14 (11.6)
Tobacco user 82 ( 68.3)
Tobacco free 22 ( 18.3)
Unknown 16 (13.3)
HNSCC (n = 92)
Oral cavity and oropharyngeal tumours (n = 55)
 Buccal mucosa 23 (25.0)
 Tongue 19 (20.7)
 Cheek 6 (6.5)
 Lip 3 (3.3)
 Oropharynx 2 (2.2)
 Tonsil 1 (1.1)
 Palate 1 (1.1)
Laryngeal tumours (n = 12)
 Larynx 9 (9.8)
 Neck 3 (3.3)
Orofacial tumours (n = 20)
 Maxilla 13 (14.1)
 Mandible 7 (7.6)
Unknown (n = 5) 5 (5.4)
Histopathology (n = 92)
 Stage I 5 (5.4)
 Stage II 25 (27.2)
 Stage III 34 (37.0)
 Stage IV 22 (23.9)
 Unknown 6 (6.5)
Leukoplakia (n = 28)
Leukoplakia site (n = 28 )
 Buccal mucosa 28 (100.0)
Histopathological stage (n = 28)
 Mild dysplasia 3 (10.71)
 Moderate dysplasia 12 (42.85)
 Severe dysplasia 13 (46.43)

HNSCC, head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.