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. 2021 Jan 9;24(3):587. doi: 10.4103/jomfp.JOMFP_74_20

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of 30 oral squamous cell carcinoma cases

Characteristics (clinical and histopathological) Number of patients, n (%)
Age
 21-40 8 (26.6)
 41-60 17 (56.6)
 61 and above 5 (16.6)
Gender
 Male 24 (80)
 Female 6 (20)
Site of lesion
 Buccal mucosa 10 (33.3)
 Tongue 7 (23.3)
 Alveolus 7 (23.3)
 Retromolar trigone 4 (13.3)
 Gingivobuccal sulcus 1 (3.3)
 Floor of mouth 1 (3.3)
Clinical stage
 Stage I 4 (13.3)
 Stage II 4 (13.3)
 Stage III 8 (26.7)
 Stage IV 14 (46.7)
Degree of differentiation
 Well differentiated 28 (93.3)
 Moderately differentiated 1 (3.3)
 Poorly differentiated 1 (3.3)
Pattern of invasion
 Type 1 7 (23.3)
 Type 2 5 (16.7)
 Type 3 10 (33.3)
 Type 4 4 (13.3)
 Type 5 4 (13.3)
Lymphocytic host response
 Strong 18 (60)
 Interim 5 (16.6)
 Weak 7 (23.3)
Tumour budding
 Score 0 2 (6.6)
 Score 1 3 (10)
 Score 2 25 (83.3)
Depth of invasion
 Score 1 1 (3.3)
 Score 2 29 (96.7)
BD score
 Score 0-low risk 0 (0)
 Score 1- intermediate risk 6 (20)
 Score 2- high risk 24 (80)
Treatment modalities
 Surgery only 13 (43.3)
 Surgery + RT 10 (33.3)
 Surgery + RT + CT 5 (16.7)
 Surgery + CT 2 (6.7)
Follow-up
 Alive 17 (56.7)
 Dead 7 (23.3)
 Lost to follow up 6 (20)

CT: Chemotherapy, RT: Radiotherapy, BD: Budding and Depth of Invasion