Kemoterapi ve Radyoterapi Alan Hastalarda Oral Mukozit: Bir Gözden Geçirme

Çakmak, Seher; Nural, Nesrın

doi:10.46483/deuhfed.634402

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“…It has been observed that oral mucositis frequently occurs in patients after radiotherapy, which is one of the treatments in which radiation is used intensively [5]. Mucositis can cause mouth ulcers, pain and inflammation in the oral tissues.…”

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Evaluating Radiation Exposure to Oral Tissues in C-Arm Fluoroscopy A Dose Analysis

YAZICI,

GÜNAY,

TUNÇMAN

et al. 2024

IJCESEN

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This study investigates the radiation dose to oral mucosal tissues during C-arm fluoroscopy imaging using an Alderson Rando phantom and thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLD-100) for precise measurements. The aim is to assess the potential risks for patients and healthcare personnel exposed to ionising radiation during these procedures. The Alderson Rando phantom, a human-equivalent model, was utilized to simulate radiation exposure in a controlled environment. TLD-100 dosimeters were strategically positioned in the 6th section of the phantom and exposed to radiation at intervals of 0.5, 1, 2, 4, and 8 minutes. The experiments were carried out at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental and the dosimeter readings were then evaluated at Çekmece Nuclear Research Centre. The study demonstrated that the mean radiation doses affecting the internal tissue of the oral mucosa were 0.912 mSv (0.5 minutes), 1.604 mSv (1 minute), 2.719 mSv (2 minutes), 6.763 mSv (4 minutes), and 13.811 mSv (8 minutes). The mean radiation doses affecting the lip skin tissue were 1.423 mSv (0.5 minutes), 2.435 mSv (1 minute), 5.2 mSv (2 minutes), 10.195 mSv (4 minutes), and 17.404 mSv (8 minutes). Results indicate a direct relationship between radiation dose and exposure time, with increasing doses observed at longer exposure times. This research aims to improve patient safety during C-arm scope imaging procedures by determining precise radiation dosage levels for oral mucosal tissues and addressing the lack of published reference values in the literature.

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Section: Evaluation Of Radiation Exposure Of the Oral Cavity In C-arm...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluating Radiation Exposure to Oral Tissues in C-Arm Fluoroscopy A Dose Analysis

YAZICI,

GÜNAY,

TUNÇMAN

et al. 2024

IJCESEN

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Evaluation of oral mucositis level and affecting factors in cancer patients receiving chemotherapy

Pilas,

Kurt

2024

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Bibliometric Analysis of Oral Mucositis Studies in the Nursing Field: A Descriptive Study

Baysal,

Aktan

2024

Gümüşhane Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi

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The research aims to conduct a bibliometric analysis of studies on oral mucositis in the field of nursing. Data were obtained from the Scopus database using the keywords “oral mucositis”, “stomatitis”, “aphthous stomatitis” and “oral ulcer”. A total of 16,863 studies were accessed and 344 studies that met the inclusion criteria were examined. VOSviewer 1.6.20 was used to analyze the data. The most published and cited authors on oral mucositis in the field of nursing, the most cited publications, and the distribution of these publications by journals and institutions were examined. The network map of co-author-authors, institutions, and country connections, as well as the common keyword analysis map, were also examined. It was discovered that publications and citations about oral mucositis in the nursing field have increased since 1990. It was determined that Laurie MacPhail was the most productive author, Chung Shan Medical University had the most publications, and the University of California had the most citations. The author with the most collaborations as a co-author was Rebecca Stone (3 co-authored articles, three clusters, 10 links, and 12 total link strength), the co-author-institution was Chung Shan Medical University (3 articles, 1 cluster, 12 links, and 12 total link strength), and the co-author- country was the United States (81 articles, 3 clusters, 15 links, and a total link strength of 19). Nutrients is the most widely published journal in this field, and the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management is the most cited. "Oral mucositis" is the most frequently used keyword in publications. According to study results, the most published and most cited authors and institutions in this field are in the United States. Although Turkey is one of the top three countries in terms of publications and citations, the visibility of our institutions is limited because the authors do not cooperate. There have been few studies on OM-related pain, evidence-based practice, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and pediatric oncology patients.

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Kemoterapi ve Radyoterapi Alan Hastalarda Oral Mukozit: Bir Gözden Geçirme

Cited by 5 publications

References 86 publications

Evaluating Radiation Exposure to Oral Tissues in C-Arm Fluoroscopy A Dose Analysis

Evaluating Radiation Exposure to Oral Tissues in C-Arm Fluoroscopy A Dose Analysis

Evaluation of oral mucositis level and affecting factors in cancer patients receiving chemotherapy

Bibliometric Analysis of Oral Mucositis Studies in the Nursing Field: A Descriptive Study

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