… However, while therapies become increasingly effective, only few valid options … antineoplastic
therapy-induced oral mucositis treatment or prevention; which often cause either treatment …

… Oral mucositis secondary to the cancer therapy is the side-effect of treatment. Its pathogenesis
was unclear until Sonis projected a hypothesis that involved four sequential events.[ 1 ] In …

… Severe OM may lead to dose reductions and unplanned interruptions of cancer therapies.
In addition, ulcerative mucositis, characterized by disruption of the integrity of the epithelial …

… Oral mucositis is a common side effect of cancer therapies, particularly radiation therapy for
head and neck cancer and … It commonly results in severe oral pain that can compromise the …

… Cancer therapy-induced tissue damage leading to mucositis can … Once mucositis has
occurred, treatment consists of … The prevention of cancer therapy-induced oral mucositis is less …

… , cancer treatment, or type of antimicrobial agent used, and inconsistent assessment of oral
mucositis … showed promise in reducing mucositis and the related oral pain but the results of a …

… of oral mucositis; we do not specifically cover distal GI tract mucositis, graft-versus-host disease,
mucositis as the … , or antimicrobial treatment of the infectious complications of mucositis. …

… cancer represents one of the main oncological problems. Its treatment, radiotherapy and
chemotherapy leads to mucositis… on the treatment of cancer treatment-induced oral mucositis. A …

… review of oral mucositis, its causes and its treatment to clinical … The search terms used were
oral mucositis, prevention and … The term ‘mucositis’ emerged in 1980 to describe ulcerative …

… Oral mucositis induced by radiation therapy and chemotherapy is a frequently occurring
toxicity in patients with cancer… the course of cancer therapy to maximize therapeutic benefit. …