Xerostomia and hypofunction of the salivary glands in cancer therapy

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作者：
Siri Jensen
Anne Pedersen
Jesper Reibel
Birgitte Nauntofte
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[1] Department of Oral Medicine,
[2] Clinical Oral Physiology,undefined
[3] Oral Pathology and Anatomy,undefined
[4] School of Dentistry,undefined
[5] Faculty of Health Sciences,undefined
[6] University of Copenhagen,undefined
[7] Nørre Allé 20,undefined
[8] 2200 Copenhagen N,undefined
[9] Denmark,undefined
[10] Copenhagen Gerontological Oral Health Research Centre,undefined
[11] Copenhagen,undefined
[12] Denmark,undefined
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Supportive Care in Cancer | 2003年 / 11卷
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Saliva Oral complications Irradiation Chemotherapy;
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摘要：
This review presents data from the literature on oral adverse reactions from the perspectives of subjective feelings of dry mouth (xerostomia) and objective measures of salivary gland hypofunction during and after cancer therapy. Special emphasis is paid to the mechanisms behind xerostomia, impaired saliva secretion and changes in the composition of saliva and to how these relate to radiation therapy involving the salivary glands and to systemic chemotherapy. The oral complications that relate to such iatrogenic changes in salivary gland function are also discussed.
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页码：207 / 225
页数：18
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