Titlebook: Difficult Decisions in Head and Neck Oncologic Surgery; Zhen Gooi,Nishant Agrawal Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Oral cavit

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Stefan Heerdegen Diplom Sozialp?dagoge (FH) in patients with T3 or T4a laryngeal cancers treated with primary CRT vs primary TL. All relevant papers were examined and data was synthesized to propose a modern approach to patients with advanced laryngeal cancers.

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(Des)Integration als Medienthemaremains regarding the optimal algorithm for surgical management of the lateral neck lymph nodes. This chapter reviews the most recent evidence regarding how to manage the lateral neck lymph nodes in medullary thyroid cancer.

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Role and Efficacy of Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy in Oral Cavity Squamous Cell Carcinomaition from the “Halstedian” approach to resection with de-escalation from radical neck dissection to modified radical neck dissection to selective neck dissection without a decrease of regional control and improved functional outcomes and quality of life [3].

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Primary Surgery Versus Organ Preservation in Advanced Laryngeal Cancer in patients with T3 or T4a laryngeal cancers treated with primary CRT vs primary TL. All relevant papers were examined and data was synthesized to propose a modern approach to patients with advanced laryngeal cancers.

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Management of the Clinically Negative Lateral Neck in Medullary Thyroid Cancerremains regarding the optimal algorithm for surgical management of the lateral neck lymph nodes. This chapter reviews the most recent evidence regarding how to manage the lateral neck lymph nodes in medullary thyroid cancer.

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Wilfried Schubarth,Richard St?ssh possibility of salvage with a wait and watch approach is also ineffective. Elective neck dissection should be the standard of care in this clinical situation given compelling survival advantage in its favour.

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Elective Versus Therapeutic Neck Dissection for Clinically Node Negative Early Oral Cancerh possibility of salvage with a wait and watch approach is also ineffective. Elective neck dissection should be the standard of care in this clinical situation given compelling survival advantage in its favour.

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