Titlebook: Cancer of the Oral Cavity, Pharynx and Larynx; Evidence-Based Decis Jesus E. Medina,Nilesh R. Vasan Book 2016 Springer International Publis

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Book 2016 controlled, randomized clinical trial trials (Evidence Level I). However, most decision-making is based on the results of case-control studies (Evidence Level II), descriptive studies, reports of expert committees, or opinions of respected authorities (Evidence Level III). This information is scatt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21870-0 situations to help the reader navigate through the pertinent information a clinician needs, today, to make appropriate decisions in the diagnostic evaluation and management of a patient with OPC. The questions that must be answered in this process include whether or not a tumor should be tested for

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Rationality in Technology and in Ethicspharyngeal carcinoma..In this chapter, a common clinical situation, a patient with SCC of the pyriform sinus clinically staged T3N1, is used to present the reader the best available evidence on which to base decisions regarding assessment of the disease extent, surgical vs. organ preserving treatmen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21870-0 current role of transoral endoscopic surgery in the management of early-stage tumors, and the current role of surgery and combinations of radiation therapy and chemotherapy in larynx-preservation regimens. Pertaining to the management of the cervical lymph nodes, the reader will find a thorough dis

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Evidence-Based Medicine,nts, specialty governing boards and regulatory bodies including insurance companies, have emphasized and expect the use of EBM in patient management and guidelines have been created for many disease processed based on EBM.

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Oral Cavity Cancer,cisions in the diagnostic evaluation and treatment of the cancer. Based on the case of a patient with a squamous cell carcinoma of the anterior-lateral floor of the mouth, staged T2N0, this chapter presents a concise, comprehensive discussion of the best evidence available to enable the reader to de

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