2020
DOI: 10.1556/650.2020.31633
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Aktualitások a gyógyszer okozta állcsontelhalás primer és szekunder prevenciójának stratégiájában az evidenciák és a nemzetközi ajánlások tükrében

Abstract: Absztrakt: Bevezetés: A multifaktoriális, nem teljesen tisztázott patomechanizmusú, gyógyszer okozta állcsontelhalás kezelése napjainkban is nagy kihívást jelent a maxillofacialis sebészek és fogorvosok, valamint az onkológiai és oszteológiai gyógyszert felíró kezelőorvosok számára. Célkitűzés: Közleményünkben célul tűztük ki, hogy az aktuális szakirodalom áttekintését követően bemutassuk… Show more

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“…A distinction is made between low and high-risk groups for MRONJ. The severity of risk depends on how long the antiresorptive treatment has been applied, the route and dose of administration—the risk of developing MRONJ is 100–1000 times higher after intravenous administration 5 , 16 18 , the severity of the underlying disease, the patient's immune status, the comorbidities (renal failure, diabetes) and the concomitant use of other therapies (steroids, estrogen receptor inhibitors, radiotherapy). According to a retrospective analysis, about 0.5% of the Hungarian population receives bisphosphonate treatment for some reason.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A distinction is made between low and high-risk groups for MRONJ. The severity of risk depends on how long the antiresorptive treatment has been applied, the route and dose of administration—the risk of developing MRONJ is 100–1000 times higher after intravenous administration 5 , 16 18 , the severity of the underlying disease, the patient's immune status, the comorbidities (renal failure, diabetes) and the concomitant use of other therapies (steroids, estrogen receptor inhibitors, radiotherapy). According to a retrospective analysis, about 0.5% of the Hungarian population receives bisphosphonate treatment for some reason.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%