Original Article
Comparison of Lipid Profile Levels in Tobacco Chewers with and without Leukoplakia – A Hospital Based Study
Author(s):
Radha A. Raut* and Anjana S. Bagewadi
Background: The most addictive constituent of tobacco is the alkaloid nicotine. Nicotine is said to have a considerable influence on the level of lipids in blood. Several studies have stated that alterations in lipid profile have been associated with development of OC and other premalignant lesions/conditions. Very little literature is available on lipid profile alterations at an early stage, i.e., before the development of OC. Aim: To assess and compare the lipid profile levels among tobacco chewers with and without leukoplakia. Materials & Methods: A total of 80 male subjects were included in the study and were randomly divided into two groups, Group I – 40 subjects (tobacco chewers without OL) and Group II – 40 subjects (tobacco chewers with OL). All the subjects who fulfilled the inclus.. Read More»
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