Systematic review of the epidemiology of oral cancer in Brazil

Paraguassu, Eber Coelho; Ramos, Paulo Fabricio; Oliveira, Luciana Butini; Gentil, Lauane Monteiro; Santos, Alan Mesquita; Silva, Sandro Rogério Mendes da

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“…training, linked to patient guidance, are seen as the best ways to reduce the incidence and morbidity and mortality of the disease. [17] The main cancerous lesions described in the literature are: leukoplakia, erythroplakia, and actinic cheilitis and lichen planus, the latter of which has its malignant potential still unclear and for some studies there is no relationship with oral cancer. They consist of changes in the epithelium lining the oral cavity, with leukoplakia being the most frequent lesion [17] Oral leukoplakia clinically presents characteristics that define it as a white plaque adhered to the mucosa that is not removed by scraping, and cannot be diagnosed clinically or histopathologically like any other lesion.…”

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“…Information about these factors forms the basis for effective disease prevention, 20 which needs to target the young, the elderly, and the less educated. [17] Self-examination is extremely important in this process, considering that the lack of knowledge of people and professionals causes a delay in diagnosis, inducing more invasive approaches resulting in an unfavorable prognosis [15] As the incidence of oral cancer has increased in recent times, it becomes relevant that health professionals are prepared to recognize the lesion and trained to identify the risk factors for the disease, seeking to develop prevention and early detection activities.…”

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THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH ORAL CANCER: a literature review.

Lacerda,

Ribeiro,

Fernandes

et al. 2023

Braz. J. Implantol. Health Sci.

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The objective of this article is to carry out a survey of the current medical literature on the relationship between interdisciplinarity in the care of patients with oral cancer. A search was performed on the Google Scholar database using the keywords “Oral cancer, Multidisciplinary treatment, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Nutrition”. Articles with more than 20 years of publication or that did not fit the scope of the research were excluded. In all, 17 articles that fit the search patterns were selected. It is concluded that multi and interdisciplinary treatment is the best option for the treatment of patients with oral cancer.

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THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH ORAL CANCER: a literature review.

Lacerda,

Ribeiro,

Fernandes

et al. 2023

Braz. J. Implantol. Health Sci.

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“…Oral squamous cell carcinoma occur in the oral cavity, may involve only the tongue, lips, gums, oral mucosa, pharynx or larynx . [14]Oral cancer may present as a well-established to ambiguous lesion like exophytic lesion, endophytic lesion, erythroplastic, leucoplastic or sometimes in erythroleucoplastic pattern. [15]…”

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Current Aspects of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Pakistan: A Review

Arif

Shaikh

Khan

et al. 2021

IJMBS

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Oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) is a public health burden worldwide due to its transience and fatality rate. The incidence of oral squamous cell carcinoma varies around the globe due to demographic and genetic differences. Oral cancer is the second most prevalent oral pathology in Pakistan which ultimately leads to death. Recent study divulged that the Pakistan has the increasing trend towards the OSCC, and the incidence rate of Pakistan is like Iran and India. Human papilloma virus and betel nut are the root causes for the development of oral cancer. Oral squamous cell carcinoma occur in the oral cavity. OSSC may present as a well-established to ambiguous lesion like exophytic lesion, endophytic lesion, or sometimes in erythroleucoplastic pattern. In current situation, the use of advance technologies for early detection and prevention can overcome this burden from the population. Due to lack of local literature we rally to review the published literature on Pakistan. The collection of published studies was made by using PubMed, NCBI and Google Scholar as database search engine. We searched and include only Pakistan based population studies during the year between 2016 to 2020. We conclude that OSCC is the highly prevalent oral pathology in Pakistan with male preponderance. Most common risk factor being betel nut followed by tobacco and Grade-II carcinoma is highly prevalent oral cancer in our population. Keywords: Oral cancer, oral squamous cell carcinoma, risk factors, Pakistani population.

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“…Os pescadores artesanais geralmente se dedicam à pesca para garantir o sustento de suas famílias ou para fornecer alimentos à comunidade local. Esta atividade requer uma exposição excessiva ou de longo prazo à radiação solar, o que, na maioria dos casos, ocorre sem o uso de proteção contra a luz solar (PARAGUASSU et al, 2019).…”

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Prevalência de Lesões Orais em Pescadores da Lagoa de Araruama/RJ

Amaral,

Flório,

Oliveira

et al. 2024

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RESUMOO objetivo deste estudo foi investigar a prevalência de lesões orais potencialmente malignas em pescadores e fatores associados. Participaram do estudo 65 pescadores de ambos os sexos, maiores de 18 anos. Os voluntários foram avaliados em 2022, clinicamente em cadeiras convencionais, com boa fonte de iluminação, com auxílio de espátulas de madeira, gazes para afastar as estruturas anatômicas e em seguida responderam a um questionário sociodemográfico e de saúde. Após esta etapa, participaram de palestras educativas sobre câncer bucal, abordando definição, desenvolvimento, fatores etiológicos, aspectos preventivos da doença, importância da visita periódica ao cirurgião-dentista. Observou-se a prevalência de 18,5% de lesões orais, sendo a maioria localizada nos lábios (57,2%) e na boca (35,7%). A prevalência de lesões orais entre os pescadores que utilizam medicamentos de rotina foi de 28,0% e entre aqueles que não utilizam a prevalência foi de 12,5%. Os pescadores com casos de câncer na família a prevalência de lesões orais foi de 26,7%, já entre os demais, de 11,4%. Lesões traumáticas representaram 12,3%. Não houve associação significativa das lesões orais investigadas com as variáveis do estudo, porém a prevalência de lesões em tabagistas foi de (30,0%), para o uso de álcool (18,9%) e o uso de drogas ilícitas (33,3%). Apesar de não ter sido encontrada associação significativa entre a presença de lesões orais e as variáveis estudadas, o estudo destaca a importância do diagnóstico precoce de alterações labiais em pescadores devido à sua exposição ao sol, que os coloca em risco para o desenvolvimento de lesões potencialmente malignas.

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Systematic review of the epidemiology of oral cancer in Brazil

Cited by 9 publications

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THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH ORAL CANCER: a literature review.

THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH ORAL CANCER: a literature review.

Current Aspects of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Pakistan: A Review

Prevalência de Lesões Orais em Pescadores da Lagoa de Araruama/RJ

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