… The major acute effects of oral irradiation are mucositis, accumulation of mucus, candidiasis…
already have oral problems associated with recent surgery and chemotherapy. Oral compli…

… With the use of 2D techniques in head and neck cancers, almost the entire mucosa used
to get irradiated leading to higher incidence of oral mucositis. With the availably of more …

… The present day management of oral mucositis is mostly palliative and or supportive … oral
tissues are irradiated, the colonization resistance is practically abolished. Irradiation mucositis …

… irradiated, anatomic subsite exposed, treatment intensity, and individual patient predisposition.
The consequences of mucositis … mucositis and to manage its symptoms include basic oral …

… transplant for the prevention of oral mucositis in patients with hematological … irradiation with
autologous stem-cell transplantation [I, A]. Cryotherapy is suggested to prevent oral mucositis …

… In general, management of oral mucositis can be divided into three basic components: … the
oropharyngeal ecology in patients with head and neck cancer who have irradiation mucositis. …

… Oral mucositis is a distressing toxic effect of systemic chemotherapy with many commonly
utilized drugs and of head and neck irradiation in patients with cancer. The agents and …

… There has also been considerable interest in the role of yeasts in irradiation mucositis, …
, irradiation mucositis.47, 51, 53 Nevertheless, candidiasis is the most common oral fungal …

… high-dose chemotherapy and total body irradiation, followed by … and analgesics for the
management of oral mucositis in cancer … of basic oral care for the management of oral mucositis in …

… Due to the circadian rhythm effect on the cell cycle of normal oral mucosa, grade 3 and 4
mucositis may occur. The most sensitive phases of cell cycle of oral mucosa to irradiation are …