acute Radiation Side Effects in Esophagus Tomser Ali Group No 22.pptx

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Acute Radiation Side Effects Sore throat Difficulty swallowing Skin changes in the chest or neck area


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Acute Radiation Side Effects in the Esophagus Name:- Tomser Ali Group No :-22 Sem :- 8th

Definition : Inflammation of the esophagus.
caused by radiation therapy.
Occurs in 50-70% of patients receiving radiation therapy for thoracic cancers.

Acute Radiation Side Effects Sore throat Difficulty swallowing Skin changes (dryness, irritation) Nausea Dry mouth Loss of appetite Hair loss

Tiredness Painful swallowing Obstruction when eating Burning or pain behind the breastbone

Symptoms Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
Odynophagia (painful swallowing)
Chest pain or discomfort
Coughing or choking

Management and Treatment Medications (pain relief, antacids, anti-inflammatory drugs)
Dietary changes (soft foods, small meals)
Swallowing exercises
Rest and relaxation

Prevention Dose reduction or modification
Radiation shielding
Chemotherapy or targeted therapy
Endoscopy or stent placement

Conclusion Acute radiation side effects in the esophagus are common and manageable
Understanding the risks and symptoms is crucial for effective treatment and prevention.

Thank you
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