Analysis of results of radiotherapy for oropharyngeal cancer

HPV-associated malignancies show better survival outcomes to radio ± chemotherapy than their HPV- counterparts. In all cases, smoking worsens the response to treatment. For HPV- tumours, chemotherapy with radiation, compared to irradiation alone, has a more significant effect on survival outcomes, whereas for HPV+ tumours this effect is less pronounced.

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Physiology International
Published
2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1556/2060.2024.00439
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2
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Head and Neck Cancer Studies
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Analysis of results of radiotherapy for oropharyngeal cancer

Zoltán Takácsi‐Nagy, Tibor Major, Péter Trauttwein
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Physiology International
Head and Neck Cancer Studies
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Analysis of results of radiotherapy for oropharyngeal cancer

Zoltán Takácsi‐Nagy, Tibor Major, Péter Trauttwein
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2 citations

Abstract

HPV-associated malignancies show better survival outcomes to radio ± chemotherapy than their HPV- counterparts. In all cases, smoking worsens the response to treatment. For HPV- tumours, chemotherapy with radiation, compared to irradiation alone, has a more significant effect on survival outcomes, whereas for HPV+ tumours this effect is less pronounced.

Physiology InternationalVol. 111(4)
Semmelweis University (HU), National Institute of Oncology (HU)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Head and Neck Cancer Studies
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