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Dr Alberth M, dr Török J, dr. Nemes J, dr. Kiss Cs, dr. Márton I:

Antineoplastic Therapy Induced Structural Disease A Case Report

Cancer is the second most common cause of mortality in childhood. Complex therapy decreases the rate of mortality, but chemotherapy and irradiation may, however, create acute and long-term side effects. Although immuno- and myelo-suppressive side effects of anti-neoplastic therapy are unavoidable, their detrimental impact on oral health can and should be avoided contributing to a better quality of life of these children.