Titlebook: Atlas of Head and Neck Cancer Surgery; The Compartment Surg Nirav Trivedi Book 2015 Springer India 2015 Advanced head & neck cancer.Flap ha

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Treatment of Very Advanced Stage Head and Neck Cancer, factors, and it is not feasible to group every advanced cancer in the same group. There are various factors that predict biological behavior that can be of great help in treating these tumors. The treatment of such cases needs clear philosophy, and choices need to be rational to avoid catastrophic

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Head and Neck Cancer Surgery in Resource Constrained Setup,world, making head neck cancer as one of most common cancers. Many people live in socioeconomically compromised situation and they present at a very advanced stage of the disease (50–60 % of all patients). This makes their treatment complicated and costly. The treatment facilities are diverse in lar

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Flaps,nabled oncosurgeons to resect more advanced and complex tumors. The PMMC flap has been used as a mainstay of reconstruction for decades. The microvascular reconstruction has evolved lately and is becoming the standard of care for head and neck reconstruction. The algorithm for reconstruction of vari

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Jake A. Tan,Jheng-Wei Li,Jer-Lai Kuonign neoplasm of thyroid to malignant tumors. Thyroidectomy is also performed by clinicians practicing in different setups with varying resources. Though it is a relatively simple procedure, it has the potential to cause life-threatening complications. Appropriate exposure, understanding of the anat

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Jake A. Tan,Jheng-Wei Li,Jer-Lai Kuo while preserving branches of the facial nerve. Figure 4.1 shows the schematic anatomy of the facial nerve. The nerve comes out of the stylomastoid tunnel and enters the gland. It can be identified anterior to posterior most fibers of digastric muscle that is inserted on mastoid. Identification of t

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The Importance of Orbital Analysis be classified into five levels (Fig. 5.1). Level I is subdivided into IA (submental) and IB (submandibular). Levels II, III, and IV are deep cervical nodes along with internal jugular vein. Level II is further divided into IIA (anterior to spinal accessory) and IIB (posterior to spinal accessory).

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Stephen Wilson,Peter J. Grout,Piotr Piecuchle where the base is at the skull base, while apex is formed by hyoid bone. This space is strategically situated in the head and neck as tumor starting from the pharyngeal mucosa spreads laterally and this space proves as a barrier to deep spread. Isolation of the tumor base early in this space serv

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