Trismus is a severe complication of oral cancer treatment. Oral exercise is a potentially
helpful approach for preventing or improving trismus. The study aimed to test the efficacy of …

Trismus is characterized by a reduced ability to open the mouth, directly affecting many
aspects of daily life, such as chewing, swallowing, speaking and maintaining oral hygiene …

Purpose. In head and neck cancer patients undergoing curative radiotherapy, we
investigated the benefits and harms of an early exercise regime on trismus. Material and …

Purpose This study aims to examine effects of jaw exercise on trismus 3 years following
completion of a post-radiotherapy jaw exercise intervention. Methods Prospective study …

Background This study aims to investigate the long-term effects of structured trismus
intervention in patients with head and neck cancer (HNC) and trismus in terms of mouth …

Background Trismus is a common complication of cancer treatment, particularly
radiotherapy, for head and neck cancer. We investigated whether exercise therapy could …

Background: Trismus, a restricted mouth opening in head and neck cancer patients may be
caused by tumor infiltration in masticatory muscles, radiation-induced fibrosis or scarring …

Introduction: Patients who receive radical radiotherapy to the head and neck may suffer from
the late side effect of trismus due to radiation of the jaw. Trismus is progressive once it starts …

Objective The aim of this study was to determine the incidence of trismus before and after
surgery and subsequent radiotherapy for patients of oral cancer and to determine the risk …

Oral cancer is a significant public health issue worldwide. Although its treatment methods
effectively control tumor growth, they can lead to complications, including Trismus, severely …