… Overall treatment time (OTT) could be a critical predictor of local tumor control and/or … and
neck cancer. We confirmed a large deleterious effect of prolonged OTT on both local control …

… Postoperative (adjuvant) CRT offered an approach that could enhance local control with
radiosensitising chemotherapeutic agents. Several studies have demonstrated that concurrent …

… and neck cancers, we have shown that tumor radiosensitivity assessed as SF 2 using a
soft-agar clonogenic assay is a significant and independent prognostic factor for local control. …

… survival 69%, likelihood of local control without surgical resection 91%, and local control
with surgical resection 97%. The likelihood of distant disease control at 3 years was 74%, and …

… According to our results, there was a linear relationship between extension of tumor at
local level (T) and appearance of local metastases. All authors agree on the influence of …

… Patients with high‐volume primary cancers, in which the probability of local control with a
functional larynx is low, are likely better treated with surgery. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. …

… statistical techniques were applied to analyze local control. … carcinoma of the head and neck.
This variable appears to be a … useful parameter in future analyses of head and neck cancer. …

… The team from the University of Zurich [5] applied radiomics on the prediction of local
control (LC) and the classification of human papilloma virus (HPV) status in HN squamous cell …

… We sought to demonstrate improved local control in head and neck cancer patients who …
sqaafilous cell cancer and tonsit was the most common subsite within the head and neck region. …

… pharyngeal and laryngeal cancer reported no statistically significant difference in local control
at five years. In patients with hypopharyngeal cancers, local control was significantly better …