… lesion is being adequately treated. When the original tumor is controlled, radical neck
dissection should then be carried out. Prophylactic irradiation of the neck to prevent cervical node …

… the classic radical neck dissection (RND) for early neck disease, we … as treatment for N2/N3
neck disease in head and neck squamous … is adequate therapy for advanced neck disease. …

… neck dissection for controlling regional disease in N0 necks for all primary sites. (R) … treatment
to the primary site (G) • Selective neck dissection alone is adequate treatment for pN1 neck …

… of the selective neck dissection (SND) in the management of the clinically node‐negative
neck. … Methods The results of 300 neck dissections performed on 210 patients were studied. …

… -planned SND is adequate at controlling neck disease after primary radiation or chemoradiation,
while reducing the surgical morbidity associated with more extensive neck dissections. …

… Treatment of neck nodes in advanced HNSCC is somewhat more controversial… Neck
dissection (ND) alone for the treatment of advanced cervical lymph node metastasis is not adequate …

… included radical neck dissection and modified radical neck dissection types I, II, and III.1 …
treated with 142 neck dissections (42% of patients had bilateral procedures) had adequate …

… with frozen-section analysis in the management of clinically negative neck provides an
adequate sample of lymph nodes in cases of oral cancer, restricts the number of radical and …

… justified the development of selective neck dissection (SND) for removing only those
levels at risk. The SND of levels II-IV is, therefore, considered adequate in patients with cN0 …

Background/Hypothesis: The need for a neck dissection after radiochemotherapy (RCT) for …
and neck remains questionable. We evaluated our strategy to perform a neck dissection in …