… for most patients with PTC and nonenlarged central neck lymph nodes, and we will continue
to rely on surgeon judgment during preoperative and intraoperative evaluation of the central …

… dissection was only performed when the risk of contralateral node involvement was considered
high in the surgeon judgment, eg tumor of the oral cavity or the oropharynx reaching or …

… of surgeon experience on the ability to detect metastatic lymph … and palpation by the senior
surgeon and a fellow/senior resident… The “junior surgeon” cohort, defined as a head and neck …

… excuses, “experience” and “judgment”; but we believe that … of his own experience and
judgment. For example, if an eighty-… all lymph bearing tissue on the involved side of the neck (24)…

… in the neck may lead to more successful surgery and may contribute to improved prognosis
… Rocketle HE, Gur D, Metz CE: The use of continuous and discrete confidence judgements in …

… surgeon's judgment of procedural safety as it relates to scarring and distortion of anatomy,
from previous surgery … of abnormal lateral neck lymph nodes than central neck lymph nodes,…

… surgeon and pathologist in identifying lymph nodes within the flaps (TD κ = 0.61; SC κ = 0.87).
To our knowledge, our study is the first to confirm a surgeon's judgment of lymph … and neck …

… surgery as a conservative tool plays a peculiar role in the management of head and neck …
T1, and T2 of the larynx without positive cervical lymph node metastasis. Early-stage laryngeal …

… that preoperative US and the surgeon’s assessment of the … of the surgeon’s intraoperative
judgment of central lymph node … the intraoperative surgeon’s judgment of central lymph node …

… In addition, surgeon experience and clinical judgment … surgeon with subspecialty training
in head and neck surgery can meet quality assurance standards with regards to cervical lymph…