… Radiation-induced oral mucositis injury challenges radiation oncologists from many aspects…
70% of patients with grade 3–4 oral mucositis (OM) require feeding tube insertion. Reduction …

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… The prevalence of radiation-induced OM in the present study was 41.9%. This finding differs
… The lower frequency of radiation-induced OM in the present study reflects the importance of …

… Oral mucositis was more common among patients with oral cavity or … Oral mucositis was
associated with an incremental cost of … Oral mucositis is associated with severe pain, significant …

… Oral mucositis is defined as an inflammation of oral mucosa followed by an ionizing radiation.
The severity of radiation-induced oral mucositis is strongly dependent on the dose, fraction …

… The effectiveness of strategies for preventing and treating chemotherapy and radiation
induced oral mucositis in patients with cancer [Structured abstract]. 1998: 1-84. Adelaide, S. …

… The pathogenesis of radiation-induced oral mucositis involves the production of a range
of inflammatory mediators that lead to apoptosis and tissue injury. These factors are not only …