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Radiotherapy, or as a supplement to external beam radiation in selected small or superficial lesions. For more advanced lesions, a combined modality approach involving surgery followed by adjuvant radiation or chemoradiation has been performed. With the development of chemoradiotherapy in recent years, radiother

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Systemic Chemotherapy,adiotherapy for patients with high-risk features, (b) postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy, (c) preoperative concurrent chemoradiotherapy followed by surgery for advanced resectable patients, (d) concurrent chemoradiotherapy as primary treatment for cases unable to tolerate or unsuited for surgery or

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Complication of Oral Cancer Treatment, Prevention, and Management,on results in the sacrifice of several functional and aesthetic organs. The latter modality can cause severe changes in the mucosal tissues, bone, salivary glands, and the teeth, most of which are irreversible. Proper management before, during, and after both modes of therapy will have a positive im

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Oral and Dental Healthcare for Oral Cancer Patients: Planning, Management, and Dental Treatment,therapy. However, these treatments frequently cause dental and oral adverse events, including oral dysfunction, mucositis, salivary dysfunction, rampant dental caries, and osteonecrosis of jaws. Such dental and oral adverse events do not only lead to patient discomfort but also to decreased overall

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Palliative Care for Oral Cancer,llness. For pain assessment, it is important to obtain not only the onset, duration, location, quality, pattern, character, and intensity of pain but also aggravating and relieving factors, associated symptoms and signs, and current pain management agents and their effectiveness. To treat cancer pai

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Psychotherapien mit Krankheitswert, bei denen diese Verfahren indiziert sind. Das Kapitel führt ein in psychodynamische Verfahren, Verhaltenstherapie, humanistische und systemische Therapieverfahren, Entspannungsverfahren und Hypnotherapie. Psychotherapie, deren Wirksamkeit insgesamt gut gesichert ist, wird dabei