Canadian journal of dental hygiene : CJDH = Journal canadien de l'hygiene dentaire : JCHD · 2025
Management of tobacco pouch keratosis in the tribal area of Mayurbhanj, India.
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Samantaray Shubham Sritam, Patra Pallavi, Panda Sandeep Sagar, Panda Prativa, Dash Bijay Kumar, Patil Subita Pranav, Budukh Atul Madhukar
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Tobacco pouch keratosis (TPK) is a benign oral lesion primarily associated with the use of smokeless tobacco products. It is commonly observed in males, mainly due to their higher rates of tobacco consumption. Typically found in the lower vestibule, TPK presents as a white, curdy lesion on the oral mucosa. Despite its benign nature, persistence of TPK may lead to premalignant changes and subsequent malignancy.
CASE DESCRIPTION: This case report highlights the occurrence of TPK in a 60-year-old female, detailing the clinical findings, diagnosis, and management plan.
DISCUSSION: This report underscores the need for better recognition and understanding of this condition. Tobacco cessation counselling, pharmacotherapy, and regular monitoring are important components of any management plan to prevent malignant transformation.
CONCLUSION: By focusing on a female individual, this report aims to raise awareness among health care professionals of the potential occurrence of TPK in all smokeless tobacco users (including village tribal people), thereby facilitating early detection and appropriate intervention to mitigate the risk of malignant transformation.
CASE DESCRIPTION: This case report highlights the occurrence of TPK in a 60-year-old female, detailing the clinical findings, diagnosis, and management plan.
DISCUSSION: This report underscores the need for better recognition and understanding of this condition. Tobacco cessation counselling, pharmacotherapy, and regular monitoring are important components of any management plan to prevent malignant transformation.
CONCLUSION: By focusing on a female individual, this report aims to raise awareness among health care professionals of the potential occurrence of TPK in all smokeless tobacco users (including village tribal people), thereby facilitating early detection and appropriate intervention to mitigate the risk of malignant transformation.