2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcms.2005.07.007
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Does avascular necrosis of the jaws in cancer patients only occur following treatment with bisphosphonates?

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“…Other authors described patients with metastasis and jaw osteonecrosis after chemotherapy [2]. The toxic effects of chemotherapy for head and neck cancers, especially on vascular and bony structures, have been Il follow-up dopo terapia ha mostrato risultati incoraggianti che però andrebbero validati con controlli a più ampia distanza di tempo.…”
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“…Other authors described patients with metastasis and jaw osteonecrosis after chemotherapy [2]. The toxic effects of chemotherapy for head and neck cancers, especially on vascular and bony structures, have been Il follow-up dopo terapia ha mostrato risultati incoraggianti che però andrebbero validati con controlli a più ampia distanza di tempo.…”
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“…The correlation between Discussione L'osteonecrosi dell'osso mascellare come complicanza della chemioterapia in pazienti edentuli è stata descritta per la prima volta da Schwartz nel 1982 [9]. Altri autori hanno descritto di pazienti con metastasi ed osteonecrosi della mandibola in seguito a chemioterapia [2]. Sugli effetti tossici, in particolar modo di quelli vascolari ed ossei, della chemioterapia nel trattamento dei tumori della testa e del collo si discute da oltre 20 anni (Maduro et al, 2003 [10]).…”
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“…The gnathic bones, and especially the mandible, would be the locations of choice for ONB because they are the only bones susceptible to constant microtraumas, because of the presence of the teeth, which stimulates constant bone turnover. In turn, the teeth are an entry point for pathogenic microorganisms along endodontic or periodontics routes, which facilitates establishment of infectious and inflammatory foci, for which repair is compromised by BFs (20)(21)(22)(23) .…”
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