Eficácia do Laser de Baixa Intensidade no Tratamento  da Mucosite oral em Pacientes Oncológicos / Efficiency of Low-level Laser in Treatment of Oral Mucositis in Cancer Patients

Lucas Aristides Souza Moura; Juliana de Souza do Nascimento

doi:10.14295/idonline.v14i52.2781

Autores

Lucas Aristides Souza Moura Faculdade Independente do Nordeste (FAINOR)
Juliana de Souza do Nascimento Faculdade Independente do Nordeste (FAINOR)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14295/idonline.v14i52.2781

Palavras-chave:

Estomatite. Terapia com Luz de Baixa Intensidade. Terapia Antineoplasica

Resumo

Resumo: A mucosite oral é definida como uma inflamação da cavidade oral que acomete pacientes submetidos à quimioterapia e/ou radioterapia. Dentre as modalidades terapêuticas empregadas no manejo da referida entidade clínica, o laser de baixa intensidade destaca-se pelo seu potencial de promover analgesia, reduzir a inflamação e estimular a regeneração tecidual. Nessa perspectiva, mostra-se válido caracterizar a eficácia e os benefícios clínicos da utilização deste método terapêutico em pacientes oncológicos acometidos pela mucosite oral. O presente trabalho utilizou-se das bases de dados: Pubmed; Cohrane Library, Lilacs e Scielo e para reunir publicações pertinentes e realizar uma revisão narrativa da literatura sobre a temática em questão. Constatou-se diminuição da morbimortalidade, gravidade da doença, intensidade dos sintomas e melhora na qualidade de vida na utilização do laser de baixa intensidade nos pacientes oncológicos acometidos por mucosite oral.

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Biografia do Autor

Lucas Aristides Souza Moura, Faculdade Independente do Nordeste (FAINOR)

¹ Graduando em Odontologia pela Faculdade Independente do Nordeste (FAINOR). [email protected]. Vitória da Conquista- BA/Brasil;

Juliana de Souza do Nascimento, Faculdade Independente do Nordeste (FAINOR)

² Doutora em Estomatopatologia e Docente no curso de Odontologia da Faculdade Independente do Nordeste (FAINOR). [email protected]. Vitória da Conquista - BA/Brasil.

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