Case Report - Effects of Specialized Supplementation in the Healing Process for the Prevention/Treatment of Radiodermatitis

T. Miola, R. Campos
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Background: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide. This case report aimed to evaluate the effect of specialized oral nutritional supplements (ONS) in the prevention and treatment of radiodermatitis in patients undergoing radiotherapy (RT) for breast cancer. Methods: Case report of three patients during radiotherapy treatment, one using specialized supplementation with a preventive objective and another to treat radiodermatitis, the third patient did not use any supplement, being the control. Results: Patients who used ONS showed beneficial results regarding the appearance of radiodermatitis and evolution of its degree when compared to the control patient. Patient 1 had radiodermatitis only at the end of RT with grade I toxicity. Patient 2 had radiodermatitis in the middle of treatment, where ONS started, with grade I toxicity and the lesion did not progress until the end of treatment. On the other hand, patient 3 had grade I radiodermatitis in the 10th session, evolving to grade II in the 23rd session. Conclusions: It was concluded that the use of specialized ONS helps in the healing process of radiodermatitis in patients undergoing RT in the breast region, in addition to maintaining/improving body composition.
病例报告-特殊补充在预防/治疗放射性皮炎愈合过程中的作用
背景:乳腺癌是全世界女性中最常见的癌症。本病例报告旨在评估专门口服营养补充剂(ONS)在乳腺癌放疗(RT)患者预防和治疗放射性皮炎中的作用。方法:对3例放疗患者进行病例报告,其中1例以预防为主,另1例以治疗放射性皮炎为主,3例不作任何补充,作为对照。结果:与对照组患者相比,使用ONS的患者在放射性皮炎的外观和程度演变方面显示出有益的结果。患者1仅在放射治疗结束时出现放射性皮炎,毒性为I级。患者2在治疗中期患有放射性皮炎,ONS开始于此,毒性为I级,直到治疗结束病变才进展。另一方面,患者3在第10期为I级放射性皮炎,在第23期发展为II级。结论:结论是,除了维持/改善身体成分外,使用专门的ONS有助于乳房区域接受放射性皮炎放疗的患者的愈合过程。
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