Oral mucositis
Absorption and tolerability of fentanyl buccal soluble film (FBSF) in patients with cancer in the presence of oral mucositis
... 1 oral mucositis (cohort I) secondary to radiation or chemotherapy treatment of cancer and 7 age- and gender-matched control patients without oral mucositis (cohort II) were selected for ...
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Topical Olive Leaf Extract Improves Healing of Oral Mucositis in Golden Hamsters
... Depending on the severity of injury and discom- fort, symptoms range from moderate burning sensation of the mouth to sever pain associated with ulcerations. This can be a limiting factor for cancer chemotherapy leading ...
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Development and Characterization of hydrogel of some synthetic and natural polymers for Treatment of Oral Mucositis
... There is also need for a nonirritative vehicle that will coat the mucosa to enhance lubrication and provide some degree of occlusion. Bioadhesive polymer appears to be particularly attractive for the development of the ...
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Preventive Effect of Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract on Oral Mucositis in Patients under Head and Neck Radiotherapy: A Randomized Clinical Trial
... The present study was a randomized placebo-controlled double-blind clinical trial, which was conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the Declaration of Helsinki (1964), and was approved by the ethics committee of ...
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Effectiveness of application of flavored ice cubes on oral mucositis among patients with cancer receiving chemotherapy
... reduce oral mucositis in patients receiving bolus doses of ...in oral mucosal temperature leads to local vasoconstriction, thereby, preventing the chemotherapeutic agent to reach the oral ...
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The efficacy of sodium azulene sulfonate L-glutamine for managing chemotherapy-induced oral mucositis in cancer patients: a prospective comparative study
... Oral mucositis is induced by the administration of cyto- toxic anticancer agents in 30–40% of patients treated with a normal chemotherapy regimen ...of oral mucositis differs depending on the ...
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Incidence and Risk Factors of Oral Mucositis in Patients with Breast Cancer Who Receiving Chemotherapy in Al-Bashir Hospital
... A comprehensive understanding of Oral Mucositis pathogenesis, together with a clear definition of risk factors for development and severity of the lesion, remain under investigation. 8 In present study, ...
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Preventive Effect of Rebamipide Gargle on Chemoradiotherpy-Induced Oral Mucositis in Patients with Oral Cancer: a Pilot Study
... severe oral mucositis in patients of advanced age among those receiving 5-FU ...severe oral mucositis have been reported in younger patients by both Vera- Llonch et ...for oral ...
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Synthetic versus natural curcumin: bioequivalence in an in vitro oral mucositis model
... for oral CUR (E100), which amounts to 3 mg/kg/d of nCUR, warrant the claim that sCUR used at a concentration of 200 μ M ...clinical oral mucositis ...
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Review Article The efficacy of compound kushen injection in preventing and treating radiation-induced oral mucositis: a systematic review and meta-analysis
... Background: Oral Mucositis (OM) is a common complication of head and neck cancer with ...radiation-induced oral mucositis; Healing time of impaired oral mucosal; The improve- ment rate ...
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Glycine supplementation reduces the severity of chemotherapy induced oral mucositis in hamsters
... Oral mucositis (OM) presents as erythematous and ul- cerative lesions of the oral mucosa, secondary to chemo- therapy and/or radiation therapy for cancer ...with oral mucosal lesions can ...
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Risk factors for oral mucositis in paediatric oncology patients receiving alkylant chemotherapy
... Oral mucositis (OM) is multifactorial in ...of mucositis experienced by a patient varies according to the treatment regimen applied (combination of radiotherapy and chem- otherapy, dosage, duration ...
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“Coffee plus Honey” versus “topical steroid” in the treatment of Chemotherapy induced Oral Mucositis: a randomised controlled trial
... their oral mucositis was clinically evaluated before the treatment and also one week after initiation of the intervention and thereby the check- lists were ...WHO Oral Toxicity Scale for grading ...
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Effect of Sodium Bicarbonate oral wash on reduction of oral mucositis among patients with head and neck cancer receiving radiation therapy in GVN Hospital, Trichy
... managing mucositis, including assessing it, teaching oral care, administering pharmacologic interventions, and helping patients cope with symptom ...distress. Mucositis can have a negative impact on ...
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A Retrospective Match Controlled Study of Supersaturated Calcium Phosphate Oral Rinse vs Supportive Care for Radiation Induced Oral Mucositis
... Oral mucositis is a common morbidity induced by radiation therapy and chemo-radiotherapy for head and neck malig- ...of oral mucositis are emerging but effective remedies remain ...phosphate ...
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<p>Effects of Topical Hangeshashinto (TJ-14) on Chemotherapy-Induced Oral Mucositis</p>
... The protocol used to induce oral mucositis was modi fi ed from a previously reported method. 1,25 5-FU (Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Osaka, Japan) was administered intra- peritoneally to all rats at 60 ...
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Oral Mucositis as Neoplasm Chemotherapy Complication
... treatment. oral changes significantly decreases quality of life, lead to potentially serious systemic infectious complications and extends time and cost of ...of oral mucositis that is a consequence ...
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Assessment of oral leukocyte levels in chemo radiotherapy induced oral mucositis during imrt for head and neck cancer
... therapies. Mucositis and xerostomia are the most common oral complications of the nonsurgical therapy of ...cancer. Mucositis is particularly disabling and seen almost invariably in cancer ...
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Radiotherapy and chemotherapy induced Oral Mucositis – Prevention and current therapeutic modalities
... reduce oral mucositis in a significant portion of patients undergoing conventional 5-FU chemotherapy or high-dose chemoradiotherapy with stem cell ...
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Ketoprofen-loaded Eudragit electrospun nanofibers for the treatment of oral mucositis
... EL is more soluble in pH 6.8 than ES. After 2 hours, F1 was completely dissolved in the medium releasing all its content of KET; on the other hand, F2 still remained in the medium. This could explain the significant ...
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