Sucralfate Therapy
Sucralfate Therapy is a mucosal-protective pharmacological intervention that belongs to the class of cytoprotective agents, distinguished by its mechanism of forming a protective barrier over ulcerated mucosal surfaces in the gastrointestinal tract to promote healing and alleviate symptoms in the management of mucositis.
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