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. 2021 Nov 18;13(22):5798. doi: 10.3390/cancers13225798

Table 2.

Population data of the selected articles: a total of 462 subjects underwent teeth extractions after RT.

Study Study Design Included Patients Mean Age Mean Follow-Up RT Technique Mean
Dose §
Patients Receiving Tooth Extraction Cases of ORN ORN Due to Tooth Extraction
Tot M F Years Months EBR IMRT BT Gy n. n. n.
Morrish et al., 1981 [19] R 100 60 40 65 23 100 0 0 66 18 22 9 a
Beumer et al., 1983 [15] R 72 - - - * 72 0 0 - 72 16 16 a
Marx et al., 1985 [20] RCT 74 - - - * - - - 68 74 13 13 b
Epstein et al., 1987 [21] R 146 103 43 54.7 60 140 0 6 - 54 8 3 a
Maxymiw et al., 1991 [12] P 72 - - 57.4 57.6 72 0 0 50 72 0 0 b
Lambert et al., 1997 [22] R 47 - - - 35.3 - - - 60.6 46 0 0 b
David et al., 2001 [23] R 24 13 11 61 10.3 - - - - 24 0 0 b
Ben-David et al., 2007 [14] R 176 128 48 55 35 0 176 0 54.6 13 0 0 c
Al-Bazie et al., 2016 [11] R 89 55 34 41.8 63 - - - 65.4 89 0 0 b

* Although it was not possible to identify a mean value, the study was included because every patient received a follow-up of at least six months. § The prescribed dose to the tissues affected by the neoplasm. a Bone exposure longer than 3 months. b Bone exposure longer than 6 months. c Bone exposure is present in 2 consecutive follow-ups (6–8 weeks for the first two years, 3–4 months after the first 2 years). Abbreviations: Tot, Total; M, Male; F, Female; n., number; RCT, Randomized Clinical Trial; P, prospective; R, Retrospective; RT, radiotherapy; ORN, osteoradionecrosis; EBR, External Beam Radiotherapy; IMRT, Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy; BT, Brachytherapy; Gy, Gray.