Oral cancer remains a significant global health concern, making early detection, accurate diagnosis, and timely intervention essential for improving patient outcomes. This track focuses on current developments in oral cancer screening, clinical examination, diagnostic protocols, imaging technologies, biopsy techniques, and emerging biomarkers for identifying malignant and potentially malignant lesions at an early stage.
The scientific sessions will explore advances in surgical management, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapies, immunotherapy, and multidisciplinary approaches to oral cancer care. Special emphasis will be placed on personalized treatment planning, minimally invasive procedures, reconstruction, rehabilitation, and strategies designed to improve functional and aesthetic outcomes following treatment.
The track will also address prevention, risk assessment, early intervention, and emerging technologies supporting clinical decision-making. Researchers and clinicians will have an opportunity to discuss innovative diagnostic tools, translational research, patient-centered care, and future directions in oral cancer management.