Abstract Treatment of neck recurrence following radical neck dissection is extremely difficult.
Retrospective review of 699 radical neck dissections was performed. Recurrence rates, host …

Second radical neck dissection We report a series of 96 patients (62 men and 34 women)
undergoing a second radical neck dissection for enlarged contralateral cervical nodes after …

This series of 307 patients who underwent radical neck dissection showed an overall
recurrence rate of 19 percent. Clinical staging of disease was an accurate predictor of both …

Objective The optimal surgical procedure for the neck in patients with squamous head and
neck cancers is controversial. Selective neck dissections have replaced modified radical …

BACKGROUND: This study defines the clinical settings in which extended radical neck
dissection (ERND) was performed and determines its impact on control of disease in the …

Objective: To analyze retrospectively several characteristics to verify the existence of further
prognostic factors besides those already known for recurrence after neck dissection. Design …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis The aim of the study was to show the efficacy of selective
neck dissection in combination with postoperative radiation therapy in controlling squamous …

Objective Salvage surgery has a higher complication rate compared to primary surgical
treatment. We evaluated clinical outcome of salvage neck dissections in relation to initial …

Background Neck dissection is an important surgical procedure for the management of
metastatic nodal disease in the neck. The gold standard of neck nodal management has …

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of selective neck dissection in patients with nodal
metastases from head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. Study Design: Historical cohort …