Purpose: Approximately 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in the US every
year. These patients commonly suffer from oral complications of their cancer therapy. The …

Aim The objectives are to compare responses of breast cancer (BCa) treatment groups
(chemotherapy, tamoxifen, and aromatase inhibitors (AIs) to each other and a control …

Breast cancer has developed to become the leading type of cancer in females. For this
study, 80 women were examined after chemotherapy for breast cancer and compared to 80 …

OBJECTIVE: Oral health can affect a patient's general health and quality of life. Given the
increase in breast cancer survival rates, investigations of factors influencing the quality of life …

OBJECTIVES:: To explore what nurses were doing to prevent or treat oral complications
related to cancer and cancer therapies. DATA SOURCES:: Review articles, research …

Purpose Patients with breast cancer may develop dental problems due to treatment. We
examined the prevalence of their dental care use and needs, compared the prevalence of …

Oral complications from cancer therapy: Part 2--Nursing implications for assessment and
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Oral complications from cancer therapy: Part 1--Pathophysiology and secondary complications.
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OBJECTIVE: To discuss the importance of patient, family, and health care professional
education in enhancing oral care and adherence to treatment regimens. DATA SOURCE …

Abstract The National Institutes of Health recently recommended research initiatives to
investigate oral complications of cancer chemotherapy. This prospective cohort study …