World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(3), С. 2620 - 2625
Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2024
Introduction:
Many
different
modalities
are
available
for
treating
cancers
of
the
oral
cavity.
Surgery,
radiotherapy
and
chemotherapy,
or
a
combination,
most
common
treatments
provided.
Head
neck
cancer
(HNC)
represents
6th
widespread
in
world.
Oral
conasequences
chemotherapy
involve
acute
complication,
including
mucositis,
inflammation
bleeding
gums,
reduction
salivary
flow,
taste
disturbances,
bacterial
candida
infections
chronic
complication
such
as
atrophy
mucosa
dryness
mouth.
Material
Methods:
This
research
is
collaboration
with
Indonesian
Cancer
Foundation,
East
Java
Coordinating
Branch.
The
methods
used
this
were
questionnaire
administered
before
after
intervention
to
assess
differences
respondent
knowledge.
carried
out
study
was
counseling,
which
delivered
participants
had
completed
pre-test
questionnaire.
developed
by
researchers
referring
impact
on
cavity
therapy,
especially
head
literature
review
specifically
research,
then
it
divided
into
pre-
post-test
group
designs.
Data
analysis
descriptive
independent
t-test.
Results:
results
(post-test
score
-
pretest
score)
yielded
significant
results,
p
=
0.001
(α
<0.05).
showed
difference
frequency
compared
post-test,
indicating
increase
knowledge
among
participants.
Conclusion:
Health
education
about
impacts
can
enhance
patients'
understanding
side
effects
these
when
seek
help
medical
profession.
BULLETIN OF STOMATOLOGY AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 88 - 98
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2025
Background:
Oral
cancer
is
a
major
public
health
problem
worldwide
and
the
prevention
of
oral
its
associated
morbidity
mortality
depends
on
early
detection.
Delayed
diagnosis
contributor
to
dismal
survival
rate
over
five
years.Currently,
various
monitoring
methods
have
been
actively
used
for
purpose
active
detection
asymptomatic
cancer.
This
study
provides
an
overview
main
concepts
principles
organizing
continuous
in
oncology
patients
receiving
radiotherapy
or
chemotherapy.
Methods:
review
was
reported
per
PRISMA
guidelines
conducted
publications
covering
scientific
research
diagnostics,
management
protocols,
radiotherapy,
chemotherapy
malignant
neoplasms
Medline,
Scopus,
Web
science,
PubMed
(search
162
which
finally
included
75
articles).
Two
authors
screened
results
searches
against
inclusion
criteria,
extracted
data
assessed
risk
bias
independently
duplicate.
Results:
To
prevent
minimize
complications,
appropriate
protocol
needed
should
include
assessment
prior
treatment.
Early
recognition
can
improve
patient
reduce
morbidity.
Conclusion:
Continuous
with
primary
care
settings
radiation
therapy
may
complications
effectiveness
combination
therapy.
cavity,
it
very
important
pre-treat
existing
diseases,
this
aspect,
cooperation
dentist
oncologist
as
one
team
important.
will
help
dental
practitioners
manage
risks
potential
requiring
Jundishapur Journal of Chronic Disease Care,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2025
Background:
Patients
with
oral
cancer
often
face
significant
side
effects
from
both
the
disease
and
its
treatments,
such
as
tooth
loss,
speech
difficulties,
changes
in
physical
appearance.
These
challenges
can
profoundly
affect
their
self-esteem.
Objectives:
To
gain
a
deeper
understanding
of
health-related
quality
life
(OHRQOL)
this
population,
study
examines
OHRQOL
individuals
squamous
cell
carcinoma
mouth
Khuzestan
province.
Methods:
This
cross-sectional
focused
on
patients
(OSCC)
registered
province
registry
system
2023.
Sampling
was
conducted
using
census
method.
Participants
were
included
if
they
had
confirmed
diagnosis
OSCC
consented
to
participate.
Those
who
withdrew
or
provided
incomplete
questionnaires
excluded.
Data
collected
Oral
Health
Impact
Profile-14
(OHIP-14)
Questionnaire,
administered
by
researcher,
allowing
participants
select
responses
that
best
reflected
experiences.
Statistical
analysis
SPSS
27
(IBM
Statistics,
Armonk,
NY,
USA).
Results:
A
total
patients,
47
males
32
females,
analysis.
The
findings
current
indicated
mean
score
6.15
±
31.45,
which
is
at
moderate
level.
highest
for
dimensions
attributed
disability,
while
psychological
disability
lowest.
Although
study,
no
relationship
observed
between
any
variables
OHRQOL,
correlation
found
functional
limitations
marital
status,
decayed
teeth,
dental
restoration,
income
(P
<
0.05).
Moreover,
education,
job,
insurance
types
Additionally,
handicap
significantly
higher
among
single
compared
married
Conclusions:
improve
health
OSCC,
public
initiatives
should
emphasize
preventive
interventions.
European Journal Of Dental Education,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 14, 2025
ABSTRACT
Introduction
ONCOllab
is
a
social
media
application
developed
by
FDI
to
improve
the
management
of
oral
complications
that
may
arise
during
cancer
therapy.
This
study
aimed
evaluate
effects
on
learning
and
perception
among
dental
students.
Material
Method
A
theoretical
test
therapy
determine
baseline
level
knowledge
was
given
fourth‐year
Students
were
randomly
divided
into
two
groups.
All
students
attended
lecture‐based
education
After
lecture,
randomised
Group
1
(no
further
education)
or
2
(presentation
about
with
subsequent
utilisation).
One
week
later,
second
applied
assess
levels.
The
students'
overall
satisfaction
levels
in
also
evaluated.
Results
included
59
participants
[female,
35
(59%)].
results
first
evaluation
found
similar
between
groups
(
p
>
0.05).
test's
significantly
higher
both
<
However,
group
(Group
2)
showed
than
for
scores
=
0.001).
beneficial
reported
they
would
like
use
it
post‐graduation
period.
Conclusion
Both
ONCOllab‐supported
approaches
improved
addition
educational
superiority,
be
associated
satisfactory
terms
student
perception.
International Journal of Implant Dentistry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 10, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
Prosthetics
for
patients
after
oncological
resection
of
the
upper
jaw
is
a
complex
problem
associated
with
physiological
and
anatomical
separation
oral
cavity
nasal/paranasal
region.
This
study
reports
clinical
results
use
zygomatic
implants
prosthetic
rehabilitation
in
maxillectomy
due
to
tumors.
Materials
methods
The
included
16
who
underwent
using
implant
period
from
2021
2023.
After
tumor
was
removed,
immediate
surgical
obturators
were
placed.
Main
performed
6–12
months
removal,
but
before
that,
temporary
obturator
made
used.
Six-twelve
resection,
1–4
inserted
into
bone
unilaterally
or
bilaterally.
A
total
42
installed,
2
which
unsuccessful
removed
1
patient.
placed
guide,
planned
prepared
digitally.
Results
No
postsurgical
complications
seen,
discharged
hospital
7–10
days.
able
return
normal
diet
(hard
food)
just
7
days
following
surgery,
no
further
complaints
regarding
function
pain,
apart
residual
edema
caused
by
intervention.
Conclusions
prostheses
fixed
on
maxillary
defects
an
effective
method
prosthodontic
cases
maxillectomy.
Toxicology Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13, С. 101778 - 101778
Опубликована: Окт. 18, 2024
The
development
and
characterization
of
anticancer
complex
drugs
(ACD),
specifically
Amyloid
Beta
Peptide
(ABP)
-
Ruthenium
III
(Ru
III)
nivolumab
(NB),
were
explored
through
analytical
techniques.
Fourier-transform
infrared
(FTIR)
spectroscopy
demonstrated
the
structural
transformation
peptides
from
α-helical
to
β-sheet
formations,
aligning
with
amyloid
fibril
aggregation.
(III)
synthesis
was
confirmed
distinct
absorption
peaks
in
FTIR
analysis.
High-resolution
scanning
electron
microscopy
(HRSEM)
revealed
fibrous
smooth
morphology
ACD,
while
thermogravimetric
analysis
(TGA)
decomposition
stages
stability
ruthenium
complexes.
encapsulation
efficiency
vitro
release
profile
(NB)
within
ABP-RuIII-NB
investigated,
showing
a
two-phase
over
40
h.
Cytotoxicity
studies
using
acridine
orange
ethidium
bromide
staining
techniques
indicated
significant
apoptosis
human
oral
squamous
cell
carcinoma
(OSCC)
-treated
cells.
These
findings
highlight
potential
as
an
effective
cancer
treatment
controlled
drug
high
cytotoxicity
against
Journal of Tumor Science Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 4
Опубликована: Фев. 26, 2024
Oncological
diseases
occupy
one
of
the
first
places
in
structure
disability
and
mortality
population.
The
main
methods
treating
patients
with
malignant
tumors
maxillofacial
area
are
surgical
method,
radiation
therapy
chemotherapy.
Treatment
only
listed
It
is
rarely
performed,
mainly
at
stage
cancer
situ
or
I
disease.
treatment
depends
on
clinical
morphological
characteristics
tumor
requires
use
all
simultaneously
a
certain
sequence.
Radiation
chemotherapy
treatments
not
have
systemic
side
effects,
but
also
effects
area.
Against
background
antitumor
treatment,
there
an
exacerbation
concomitant
chronic
diseases,
including
odontogenic
ones.
Pathological
changes
appear
mucous
membrane
oral
cavity,
skin,
subcutaneous
tissue,
salivary
glands
bone
marrow
jaw
bones.
degree
damage
to
these
structures
during
their
initial
condition.
At
same
time,
condition
cavity
affects
quality
treatment.
Poor
hygiene
lesions
can
cause
development
episodic
fevers
other
general
complications.
All
this
stopping
tactics
which
reduces
its
radicalism.
becomes
obvious
that
sanitation
carried
out
before
by
oncologist,
will
avoid
reduce
frequency
complications
area,
improve
life
oncology
patient.
Dental
care
for
such
patient
has
features
individual
approach.
purpose
study
was
review
literature
tissue
arising
from
head
neck
region.
In
Google
Scholar,
Medline,
Scopus,
Web
Sciences,
PubMed
systematic
conducted.
Search
keywords
terms
included
cancer,
dental
care,
prevention
manifestationin,
chemotherapy,
therapy.
Conducted
preliminary
search
reviewed
132
titles
abstracts
literary
48
article.
This
article
analyzes
tissues
resulting
provides
practical
recommendations
management
category
patients.
JSM Head and Neck Cancer Cases and Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
4(1), С. 1 - 5
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2024
Purpose:
The
purpose
of
this
systematic
review
was
to
evaluate
current
evidence
prevent
and
care
oral
manifestations
chemotherapy
head
neck
radiation
therapy.
Methods:
Study
selected
if
they
met
the
following
criteria:
design
-
random
allocation
participants;
participants
anyone
with
cancer
receiving
or
radiotherapy
treatment
for
cancer;
interventions
agents
prescribed
complication.
Search
keywords
terms
included
cancer,
dental
care,
prevention
complications
tissue
lesions
manifestationin,
chemotherapy,
therapy,
length
hospitalisation,
cost
patient
quality
life.
Results:
Conducted
a
preliminary
search
reviewed
132
titles
abstracts
in
48
full-text
articles
were
high
methodological
quality.
This
analyzes
main
tissues
resulting
from
therapy
area
provides
practical
recommendations
management
category
patients.
methods
treating
patients
malignant
tumors
maxillofacial
are
surgical
method,
chemotherapy.
depends
on
clinical
morphological
characteristics
tumor
requires
use
all
simultaneously
certain
sequence.
Radiation
treatments
not
only
have
systemic
side
effects,
but
also
effects
area.
Against
background
antitumor
treatment,
there
is
an
exacerbation
concomitant
chronic
diseases,
including
odontogenic
ones.
Pathological
changes
appear
mucous
membrane
cavity,
skin,
subcutaneous
tissue,
salivary
glands
bone
marrow
jaw
bones.
Poor
hygiene
can
cause
development
episodic
fevers
other
general
complications.
All
stopping
tactics
which
reduces
its
radicalism.
Conclusion:
demonstrated
that
regular
extensive
health
education,
sanitation
carried
out
before
by
oncologist,
will
avoid
reduce
frequency
area,
improve
life
oncology
patient.
Dental
such
has
features
individual
approach.