… The optimal management of head and neck cancer … local control of the tumor while
minimizing damage to the critical organs. Radiotherapy for patients with head and neck cancer is …

… ) or concurrent chemoradiotherapy (CRT), is required for locally advanced head and neck
cancer (LAHNC). CRT improves prognosis, locoregional control (LRC), and organ function in …

… In locally advanced head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC), locoregional control
at 5 years is limited to 50%, whereas distant control, … emphasize locoregional control and …

… There was both a local control and survival advantage demonstrated in the combined treatment
arm. The Radiation Therapy Oncology Group is currently further addressing this strategy …

… control probability with SBRT in patients with locally recurrent previously-irradiated head and
neck cancer… response relationship with superior local control and possibly improved overall …

… With intensive concurrent chemoradiation regimens now widely used for the management
of locally advanced head and neck cancer, the dominant site of failure seems to have shifted …

… (19%) suffered local failure. T stage was found to significantly influence local control (p = …
No correlation was found between the severity of late reactions and local tumor control after …

… predictive of local control in head and neck cancers. However… correlated to a high risk of
local failure. In this study, we … ) and local control and survival in head and neck cancers with a …

… with local control, grade 3 having the best local control and … ) is independently associated
with local control in patients treated … Grade was associated with more neck failures in univariate …

… in oral and oropharyngeal cancer have not been found to correlate with local control [4•]. …
with predicting local control and diseasefree survival in patients with head and neck cancers [52…