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Rev Enferm ; 39(1): 38-47, 2016 Jan.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-26996042

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INTRODUCTION: Cases of radiation recall may be experienced by radiotherapy patients, which are named as radiodermitis. To gradate it the RTOG (Radiation Therapy Oncology Group) scale is the most used. Due to the complexity on the management of radiotherapy, a protocol based on the evidence is stablished to prevent and treat it. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Bibliographic revision of main data bases from last six years. RESULTS: 14 different studies which have the criteria for their inclusion are selected. These studies will gather, with different levels of evidence, several prevention and treatment methods and products for radiodermitis. DISCUSSION: To prevent it from happening, it is a must to clean and dry the skin appropriately. Urea, hyaluronic acid and Tex-OE based creams have shown their effectiveness on grades 0-1. Regarding treatment, the use of medium-high corticoids, the barrier creams, silver sulfadiazine, hyaluronic acid and no sting barrier film can reduce the gravity of the wounds. The use of the healing in humid environments is also recommended on the treatment of radiodermitis. Some products like hydrocolloids, silver dressings and hydrogel also improve the scarring. CONCLUSION: Managing radiodermitis is a complex matter. Therefore the action protocol based on evidence is the ideal tool to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the cares, giving an increase on the tolerance to treatment and a reduction on the public health cost and a higher quality of life fo rpatients.


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Clinical Protocols , Radiodermatitis/nursing , Humans
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Rev. Rol enferm ; 39(1): 38-47, ene. 2016. tab, ilus
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-149403

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Introducción. Todo paciente que recibe tratamiento radioterápico puede experimentar algun tipo de toxicidad cutanea, denominada radiodermitis. La escala RTOG (Radiation Therapy Oncology Group) es que mas se usa para su graduacion. Debido al tratamiento tan complejo de la radioterapia, se decide la elaboracion de un protocolo basado en la evidencia para su prevencion y tratamiento. Material y métodos. Revisión bibliografica en las principales bases de datos de los ultimos seis años. Resultados. Se identifican 14 estudios que cumplen los criterios de inclusion, que recogen, con diferentes niveles de evidencia, varios metodos y productos de prevencion y tratamiento de la radiodermitis. Discusión. En la prevencion, destaca como herramienta imprescindible el lavado y secado correcto de la piel. La urea, el acido hialuronico y cremas con Tex-OE han demostrado efectividad en los grados 0-1. Con respecto al tratamiento, el uso de corticoides de media-alta, las cremas barrera, la sulfadiazina argentica, el acido hialuronico y la pelicula barrera no irritante (PBNI) pueden reducir la gravedad de las lesiones. El empleo de la cura en ambiente humedo (CAH) tambien se recomienda en el tratamiento de la radiodermitis. Algunos productos como los hidrocoloides, los apositos con plata y el hidrogel mejoran las tasas de cicatrizacion. Conclusiones. El tratamiento de la radiodermitis es complejo, por lo que un protocolo de actuacion basado en la evidencia es la herramienta idonea para mejorar la eficiencia y eficacia de los cuidados, y proporciona un aumento de la tolerancia al tratamiento, la reduccion de los costes sociosanitarios y una mayor calidad de vida del paciente (AU)


Introduction. Cases of radiation recall may be experienced by radiotherapy patients, which are named as radiodermitis. To gradate it the RTOG (Radiation Therapy Oncology Group) scale is the most used. Due to the complexity on the management of radiotherapy, a protocol based on the evidence is stablished to prevent and treat it. Material and methods. Bibliographic revision of main data bases from last six years. Results. 14 different studies which have the criteria for their inclusion are selected. These studies will gather, with different levels of evidence, several prevention and treatment methods and products for radiodermitis. Discussion. To prevent it from happening, it is a must to clean and dry the skin appropriately. Urea, hyaluronic acid and Tex-OE based creams have shown their effectiveness on grades 0-1. Regarding treatment, the use of medium-high corticoids, the barrier creams, silver sulfadiazine, hyaluronic acid and no sting barrier film can reduce the gravity of the wounds. The use of the healing in humid environments is also recommended on the treatment of radiodermitis. Some products like hydrocolloids, silver dressings and hydrogel also improve the scarring. Conclusion. Managing radiodermitis is a complex matter. Therefore the action protocol based on evidence is the ideal tool to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the cares, giving an increase on the tolerance to treatment and a reduction on the public health cost and a higher quality of life for patients (AU)


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Humans , Male , Female , Nursing Assessment/organization & administration , Nursing Assessment/standards , Nursing Assessment , Nursing Care/organization & administration , Nursing Care/standards , Nursing Care , Radiodermatitis/nursing , Radiodermatitis/therapy , Adrenal Cortex Hormones/therapeutic use , Radiodermatitis/drug therapy , Radiodermatitis/prevention & control , Hyaluronic Acid/therapeutic use , Cohort Studies , Nurse's Role
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