Alexandra E. Kejner
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Objective To assess the incidence of vascular events in patients with head and neck cancer. Review Methods Primary studies identified through April 2023. Meta‐analysis was performed. Results There were 146 studies included in the systematic review. Rates of events were collected in the overall group, those with chemoprophylaxis, and those that underwent surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. Of 1 184 160 patients, 4.3% had a vascular event. Radiation therapy had highest risk of overall events and stroke when compared to surgery and chemotherapy. Chemotherapy had a higher risk of stroke and overall events when compared to surgery. Conclusions Vascular events occur in 4%–5% of patients with head and neck cancer. Our data does not support the use of routine anticoagulation. Patients undergoing radiation therapy had the highest frequency of events.
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Carissa Thomas
The University of Alabama
Rodrigo Bayon
Associate Professor
Iowa State University
Andrew Huang
Assistant Professor
Baylor College of Medicine
Brett A. Miles DDS MD FACS
Professor
Northwell Health
Larissa Sweeny
Associate Professor
University of Miami Health System
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