Direct fluorescence visualization of clinically occult high‐risk oral premalignant disease using a simple hand‐held device
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Pierre Lane | Calum Macaulay | C. MacAulay | P. Lane | P. M. Williams | C. Poh | M. Rosin | Lewei Zhang | Denise M Laronde | Miriam P Rosin | Catherine F Poh | P Michele Williams | Lewei Zhang | S. Ng | D. Laronde | Samson P Ng
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