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Development of radiation mucositis in patients with oropharingeal cancer who are treated by radiation therapy leads to constrains breaks, decreases of the quality of life and makes the radiation dose in target insufficient. All above mentioned increases recurrence risk. Since 2010 there was developed and introduced the method of prophylaxis and treatment of radiation injuries of oral cavity in patients with oropharingeal cancer which gives an ability to improve radiation treatment outcomes and the quality of life of patients.References
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