Role of Intraosteal Administration of Antibiotics in Treatment of Local Oral Mucinous Carcinoma

Abstract

The problems of prophylaxis of infectious complications in the treatment of oral local mucinous carcinoma are considered relevant to 204 respective cases. More favourable results of the combined and complex treatment of the patients were shown when a multidisciplinary approach was used with obligatory participation of stomatologists. Special stomatologic prophylactic and therapeutic procedures with using reamberin orally and intravenously in the chemo- and radiotherapy and adequate antibiotic therapy during the surgical operation resulted in less frequent infectious complications, that was in favour of the patients life quality. Intraosteal administration of antibiotics was shown preferable.

Keywords

• oral cavity cancer
• osteomyelities
• radiotherapy
• reamberin
• cytostatics
• antibiotics
• intraosteal administration