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SUMMARY Radiation-induced cutaneous damage is a common sequela of radiation exposure, affecting up to 95 percent of patients who receive radiotherapy.
Radiation-induced cutaneous damage is a common sequela of radiation exposure. This topic describes management of acute and late effects of radiation.
Comprehensive, practical topic on late, acute, late-consequential and other types of radiation cutaneous damage, including epidemiology, risk factors, etiology, ...
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Skin changes associated with diseases causing lymphedema. Nonhealing surgical wounds; Radiation-induced injury. See topic "Radiation-induced Cutaneous Damage - ...
... Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for treatment of compromised flaps and skin grafts (including mutilated limb injuries), with evidence, sample 
Stage III ORN: Presence of orocutaneous fistulae, evidence of lytic involvement extending to the inferior mandibular border, full thickness bone damage or ...
Some insurers specifically require photographic evidence of the diagnosis (radiation-induced soft tissue breakdown, for example). ... damage, injury or ...
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