… been introduced over the past decade. … outlined in the present article is not substantially
different from the recommendations 1 made by the Academy's Committee on Neck Dissection a …

… are of the selective type, and specimens typically lack anatomic landmarks that historically
allowed pathologists to orient specimens; therefore, we believe that this exercise of …

… neck compartment anatomy, neck dissection classification and terminology, as well as central
neck dissection … , endocrine surgery, and otolaryngology—head and neck surgery. Articles …

… The revised version of the neck dissection classification can reduce former controversies, …
the selective neck dissection. With the goal of a standardization of the neck dissection forms it …

… all procedures are classified as radical neck dissection, modified radical neck … the history
of neck dissection; there is much to be learned regarding the current guidelines in cervical …

… classification institutes the following changes to the staging of head and neck (excluding
thyroid cancer): new stage classifications … soft tissue sarcoma of the head and neck (HN-STS)] …

… , and pathologists finalized the classification and nosology of … excision and in-continuity
dissection of regional lymph nodes … 272, 273; retroperitoneal lymph node dissection for germ cell …

… classified as leukoplakias may explain why some observers in the past found such a high
frequency of subsequent carcinoma in what was erroneously classified as pure leukoplakia.73 …

… Overcome any challenge in head and neck surgery with comprehensive coverage of the
scalp, skull base, paranasal sinuses, oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, cervical lymph nodes, thyroid, …

… various types of neck dissections [15]. The latest and most used of these classifications are
… If the patient has a history of thyroid or cervical esophageal cancer, the caudal margin of the …