ORAL HEALTH CARE IN PATIENTS UNDERWENT CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIOTHERAPY

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RADYOTERAPİ VE KEMOTERAPİ GÖREN HASTALARDA ORAL BAKIM

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Malign hastal klar n tedavisinde kemoterapi ve radyoterapi yayg n olarak kullan l r. Bu tedavilerin amac h zla ço8alabilen neoplazik hücreyi ortadan kald rmakt r. Ancak bu tedavi ekilleri oral mukoza dokular n , tükürük bezlerini, orofasiyal kan damarlar nve kemik ili8ini hasara u8ratabilir. Orofasiyal komplikasyonlar; kemoterapi sonras ve ba boyun radyoterapisini takiben yayg n olarak kar m za ç kar. Bu makale de radyoterapi ve kemoterapi

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• Kanser, Kemoterapi

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