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Does Clearance of Positive Margins Improve Local Control in Oral Cavity Cancer? A Meta-analysis
Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery, 2019Objectives To compare local recurrence-free survival (LRFS) in early oral cavity cancer (OCC) patients with positive/close frozen section (FS) cleared with further resection (R1 to R0) or positive FS not cleared (R1) to those with negative margins on ...
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Topics in Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 2007
The oral cavity is anterioly located and unique in the variety of tissues contained in this area. Although oral cancer screening may be done on clinical examination, imaging plays a critical role in staging and determination of deep margins for either tumor resectability or radiation planning.
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The oral cavity is anterioly located and unique in the variety of tissues contained in this area. Although oral cancer screening may be done on clinical examination, imaging plays a critical role in staging and determination of deep margins for either tumor resectability or radiation planning.
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2016
In the course of managing a patient with carcinoma of the oral cavity, depending on the clinical situation, the clinician will have to make crucial decisions 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 ...
Ian Ganly, Pablo Montero, Snehal Patel
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In the course of managing a patient with carcinoma of the oral cavity, depending on the clinical situation, the clinician will have to make crucial decisions 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 ...
Ian Ganly, Pablo Montero, Snehal Patel
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1977
The principles of head and neck surgery have continued to evolve in recent years, but the young head and neck surgeon may struggle in a sea of conflicting viewpoints before finding the support these principles can give. A review of the Mayo Clinic experience over a recent 20-year period and a delineation of those principles leading to our present-day ...
B C, Mendelson +2 more
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The principles of head and neck surgery have continued to evolve in recent years, but the young head and neck surgeon may struggle in a sea of conflicting viewpoints before finding the support these principles can give. A review of the Mayo Clinic experience over a recent 20-year period and a delineation of those principles leading to our present-day ...
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Current Problems in Surgery, 2000
Summary Treatment of SCCHN can have both acute and chronic sequelae and complications. Complications related to surgical treatment include injury to neurovascular structures and the thoracic duct, wound infection, and salivary fistulas. Radiotherapy injures the skin, mucosa, and parenchyma of the salivary glands of the oral cavity, which can lead to ...
A Y, Chen, J N, Myers
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Summary Treatment of SCCHN can have both acute and chronic sequelae and complications. Complications related to surgical treatment include injury to neurovascular structures and the thoracic duct, wound infection, and salivary fistulas. Radiotherapy injures the skin, mucosa, and parenchyma of the salivary glands of the oral cavity, which can lead to ...
A Y, Chen, J N, Myers
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Oral Oncology, 2006
Despite many advances in surgical techniques, technology, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy, survival rates for head and neck cancer (HNCa) have not improved significantly in decades, with many patients being diagnosed at advanced disease stages.
Z, Rumboldt, T A, Day, M, Michel
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Despite many advances in surgical techniques, technology, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy, survival rates for head and neck cancer (HNCa) have not improved significantly in decades, with many patients being diagnosed at advanced disease stages.
Z, Rumboldt, T A, Day, M, Michel
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Impact of physical and psychosocial dysfunction on return to work in survivors of oral cavity cancer
Psycho-Oncology, 2019To compare the levels of social support, physical function, and social‐emotional function between oral cavity cancer survivors who did or did not resume work 6 months or longer after treatment completion.
Shu-Ching Chen +4 more
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Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders and Oral Cavity Cancer
Dermatologic Clinics, 2020The Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results program from the National Cancer Institute reports that the aggregate number of oral cavity and pharyngeal cancer cases has been increasing over the past decade and, despite an overall decline in oral cavity cancers, this increase is largely related to a dramatic increase in cancers involving ...
David, Ojeda +2 more
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1972
The sites included under this heading are: tongue, floor of mouth, hard and soft palates, buccal aspect of the cheeks, and upper and lower gums. In the International List (1948) the faucial pillars are now included as part of the oral mesopharynx, and with the tonsil and lips are separately considered elsewhere in this volume.
Robert Gibb, I. D. H. Todd
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The sites included under this heading are: tongue, floor of mouth, hard and soft palates, buccal aspect of the cheeks, and upper and lower gums. In the International List (1948) the faucial pillars are now included as part of the oral mesopharynx, and with the tonsil and lips are separately considered elsewhere in this volume.
Robert Gibb, I. D. H. Todd
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Does anatomic subsite influence oral cavity cancer mortality? A SEER database analysis
The Laryngoscope, 2018To determine if there are differences in mortality from oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma (OCSCC) based on oral cavity (OC) subsites.
Zachary Farhood +4 more
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