… neck dissections (17 patients) or revision neck dissections (6 patients) and were thus excluded.
One hundred thirty-five neck dissections … nodes are adequately extirpated by the MRND. …

… neck lymph node (ND) in the combined dissection modality therapy for locoregionally
advanced head and neck… We identified patients with N2–N3 head and neck cancers who were …

… whether supraomohyoid neck dissection adequately treats the clinically N0 neck with …
to clarify the role of supraomohyoid neck dissection as a definite treatment option in OSCC. …

… period of time with adequate supplement of nutrients, dietary treatment should be limited
to 30 days so that postoperative radiotherapy may be initiated. We were able to treat 9 of 11 …

… in the elective treatment of clinically N0 necks. Leemans and … that MRND may be adequate
treatment for selected patients … , “Is selective neck dissection [alone] adequate therapy for …

… Firstly, the trial methodology was not detailed adequately to assess the validity of the …
addition of neck dissection was expected to improve outcome. Finally, since neck dissection was …

… These biologic criteria must be combined with the effort to attain adequate exposure. The
double “Y” incision offers the best exposure and is technically easy to execute. It occasionally …

… using an adequate questionnaire that may reflect the impact of any neck dissection on the
… In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the development of head and neck …

… Adequate treatment based on precise preoperative diagnostic work-up is crucial for … neck
dissection can be either therapeutic (for clinically N + necks) or elective (for clinically N0 necks)…

… It is well known that oropharyngeal tumors drain to retropharyngeal lymph nodes and that
these nodes are not adequately addressed with dissection of levels I to IV. However, Vartanian …