Lin chuang er bi yan hou tou jing wai ke za zhi = Journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery · 2011
[Study on influence of thermoplastic mask on radiation dermatitis for patients with laryngeal cancer].
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Peng Gang, Chen Jing, Cao Rubo, Huang Jing, Han Jun, Wang Tao
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OBJECTIVE: To observe the protective effect of thermoplastic mask on radiation dermatitis for patients with laryngeal cancer.
METHOD: Seventy-three patients with laryngeal cancer was recruited in the research and were divided into two group. The test group (38 patients) was treated with opening-window on thermoplastic mask to protect the skin exposure to the radiotherapy. The control group (35 patients) was treated with intact thermoplastic mask. The rate of radio-dermatitis and pain in the skin exposure to the radiotherapy were assessed.
RESULT: The radio-dermatitis and pain of the skin exposure to the radiotherapy in the test group was significantly lower than the control group (P < 0.05).
CONCLUSION: The opening-window on thermoplastic mask can decrease the radio-dermatitis for patients with laryngeal cancer.
METHOD: Seventy-three patients with laryngeal cancer was recruited in the research and were divided into two group. The test group (38 patients) was treated with opening-window on thermoplastic mask to protect the skin exposure to the radiotherapy. The control group (35 patients) was treated with intact thermoplastic mask. The rate of radio-dermatitis and pain in the skin exposure to the radiotherapy were assessed.
RESULT: The radio-dermatitis and pain of the skin exposure to the radiotherapy in the test group was significantly lower than the control group (P < 0.05).
CONCLUSION: The opening-window on thermoplastic mask can decrease the radio-dermatitis for patients with laryngeal cancer.