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Reveals that increased muscle mass reduces aspiration pneumonia risk in oral cavity cancer patients, suggesting a survival benefit.
Increased muscle mass during radiotherapy was associated with a lower risk of aspiration pneumonia, which in turn was associated with overall survival.
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