Human papillomavirus vaccination induced oral lichen planus

Hao, Yilong; Yuan, Yao; Chen, Qianming

doi:10.1111/odi.14190

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“…Nevertheless, this strategy is considered promising since the FDA have recently included prevention of HNSCC among the indications for the 9valent vaccine (https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/study/ NCT04199689), and several studies are present in literature (43)(44)(45). To note, in a recent letter to the Editor, Yilong Hao and Colleagues reported, after the HPV vaccination, the appearance of a symptomatic form of oral lichen planus, a potentially malignant disorder (46).…”

Section: Infections As Prognostic Factors In Oral Squamous Cell Carci...mentioning

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Oral infections in oral cancer survivors: A mini-review

Pispero

Lombardi²,

Manfrēdi³

et al. 2022

Front. Oral. Health

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The oral cancer survivors are a group of special individuals whose disease affect anatomical structures with a key role in identity and communication and a fundamental role in basic human functions such as speaking, eating, swallowing and breathing. Thus, quality of life of these individuals can be impaired by the consequences of disease and treatments, in particular surgery and radiotherapy. Among others, infectious conditions of any nature, bacterial, viral, fungal, are a frequent finding among oral cancer survivors. In fact, the peculiar systemic and local conditions of these subjects are known to significantly modify the microbiota, which, besides facilitating opportunistic infections, can affect the cancer microenvironment, as well as alter the effects of the anti-cancer therapies. Similarly, mouth infections can also affect the prognosis of oral cancer survivors. Among the opportunistic infections, fungal are the most common infections affecting these subjects, since neutropenia resulting from cancer, as well as chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy treatments, promote the shift from the carrier state of Candida species, to pathogen state. Treatment of oral candidiasis can be difficult in oral cancer survivors, and good evidence supports clotrimazole as the most effective for prevention, and fluconazole as the one with the best risk-benefit profile. Probiotics, although promising, need better evidence to be considered an effective treatment or preventive measure.

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Section: Infections As Prognostic Factors In Oral Squamous Cell Carci...mentioning

confidence: 99%