Oral Oncology

Analyzes the diagnosis and therapy of oral and pharyngeal cancer, which represents the sixth leading site of cancer in the world. It covers the incidence, which is high in people older than 50 years due to chronic exposures to tobacco and alcohol, and discusses the increasing incidence in young adults (age <40 years).

This book provides contemporary, updated knowledge and information in orofacial supportive care for cancer patients. It is intended for clinicians, nursing fraternity, and allied health professionals, addressing care during active treatment, remission, or palliation.

This comprehensive guide addresses the rising global concern of oral cancer, focusing on early diagnosis, oral premalignant lesions, and improved survival rates. Tailored for beginners and researchers, it systematically explores the application of bioinformatics, covering genome sequencing, diagnostic biomarkers, gene expression profiles, and cutting-edge methodologies. The book bridges the gap between basic and clinical sciences, equipping readers with tools to predict malignant potentials and reshape early detection strategies in oral cancer progression.

A comprehensive reference source and part of a four-volume treatise on the current state of the art and science of oral oncology, specifically covering topics related to rehabilitation and supportive care.