Titlebook: Oral Complications of Cancer Chemotherapy; Douglas E. Peterson,Stephen T. Sonis Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1983 canc

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Guidelines for Oral Hygiene, Denture Care, and Nutrition in Patients with Oral Complications,therapy [1–3]. However, many recommendations for this oral care remain empirically and subjectively based. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the pertinent dental hygiene and nursing issues regarding such care and to make recommendations based on available data for the treatment of patients w

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Establishment of a Comprehensive Oral Oncology Program: Services, Facilities, and Management,idespread, the role of dentistry in oncology was chiefly confined to the management of patients with head and neck cancer; such treatment consisted primarily of extractions prior to radiation therapy and prosthetic rehabilitation postoperatively. The expanded use of chemotherapy in the treatment of

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Oral Microbial Changes and Infections During Cancer Chemotherapy,ent to surgery and radiotherapy for reduction of tumor bulk, eradication of localized malignancies, and destruction of malignant cells that escape surgical resection or exposure to ionizing radiation. Cancers most amenable to cure or control by the presently available chemotherapeutic agents are listed in table 4–1 [2].

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Establishment of a Comprehensive Oral Oncology Program: Services, Facilities, and Management,ed. As discussed throughout this book, this oral management is presently being performed by physicians, nurses, and dentists. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the logistical and fmancial issues involving delivery of such oral care services.

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