Webinar
Oral cancer: Early detection, diagnosis and treatment complications
Otilija Kutanovaitė
Course overview
Oral cancer: Early detection, diagnosis and treatment complications
This course overviewed tips for early oral cancer recognition and referral decision guides. The multidisciplinary management of oral cancer, as well as treatment-related oral complications, was discussed in an evidence-based manner.
Participants learned about the significance of oral cancer, its prevalence, and overall survival. They identified the most common risk factors for oral cancer and described its most common clinical presentations. Additionally, treatment strategies were discussed, along with the most common complications of oral cancer treatment.
1 credit
Registration
Online
English
Recommended for Professionals
Sponsored by Curaden
Learning Objectives
Understand how common oral cancer is worldwide and the impact it has on survival.
Recognize how finding lesions early influences outcomes, cure rates, and functional consequences.
Identify typical signs of oral cancer and distinguish between early (I–II) and late (III–IV) stages.
Learn when and how to refer suspicious cases and support early diagnosis in practice.
Explore common therapies for oral cancer and understand their oral side effects and management.
Facts & details informations
Webinar
1h
1 CE credit available
CE certificate
Speakers
Otilija Kutanovaitė
Prof. Dr. MD
Prof. Dr. MD Otilija Kutanovaitė graduated in 2012 at Medicine Vilnius University, Lithuania. Speciality training in Maxillofacial surgery for 5 years. Currently working at head and neck reconstruction, oncology, occuloplasty, skin-surgery at National Cancer Institute.
