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Classification and Terminology of Neck Dissections
ORL, 2000With the proliferation of operations designed to treat cervical metastatic nodal disease, it has become ever apparent for the need to more clearly and precisely communicate the location of the metastatic cervical nodes and the specific surgery performed.
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The Laryngoscope, 1975
AbstractThe areolar tissue which fills the laterovisceral spaces of the neck is thought to be in close contact with the limiting muscle and the large vessels and nerves of the neck. The site of lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels in such tissue is not clearly defined.
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AbstractThe areolar tissue which fills the laterovisceral spaces of the neck is thought to be in close contact with the limiting muscle and the large vessels and nerves of the neck. The site of lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels in such tissue is not clearly defined.
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Neck Dissection in the New Era
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2007l l w t f o lective and therapeutic management of cervical lymph ode metastasis in patients with squamous cell carcioma of the head and neck remains a subject of much ebate. With the exception of distant metastases, the resence of cervical lymph node metastases is the single ost adverse independent prognostic factor in patients ith head and neck ...
FERLITO, Alfio, SILVER CE, RINALDO A.
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Neck Dissection for Laryngeal Cancer
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2008E T c e t v he presence of metastatic cervical lymph node disease in aryngeal cancer has the most significant negative impact n survival. Nodal status has a greater influence on the urability of laryngeal cancer than the status of primary umor, and failure in the neck has been shown to be the ost likely cause of treatment failure.
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Clinical Otolaryngology, 1976
Radical neck dissection was described in 1906, and the following half century saw it being increasingly accepted without any significant change. More recently a number of differing concepts have arisen. While the value of the original radical operation is established, the more recent modifications are not yet substantiated by proper trials.
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Radical neck dissection was described in 1906, and the following half century saw it being increasingly accepted without any significant change. More recently a number of differing concepts have arisen. While the value of the original radical operation is established, the more recent modifications are not yet substantiated by proper trials.
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RADICAL DISSECTION OF THE NECK
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1954openaire +2 more sources