Patients with head and neck cancer face multiple, often severe psychological and functional
problems associated with the diagnosis and treatment of their disease. Rehabilitation and …

Microvascular free tissue reconstruction has become a crucial aspect of surgical care for
patients with advanced head and neck cancer. Preserving the viability of the reconstruction …

Functional impairments are common in cancer survivors often accompanied by severe
negative implications for quality of life. These impairments are not only extremely varied, but …

A 40-year-old woman with a history of 2 episodes of corticosteroid-responsive angioedema
without urticaria presented to the allergy clinic for evaluation of recurrent angioedema after a …

Radiation therapy is a principal treatment strategy for head and neck cancer (HNCA) and is
associated with acute, chronic, and late-onset dysphagia. With the rising incidence of …

Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN) is the most common malignancy
of the upper aerodigestive tract (UADT). The UADT is a complex area where functions of …

Background Lymphoedema is a common side effect after treatment for head and neck
cancer. Our treatment protocol involves staging the degree of lymphoedema and then …

Skull base and sinonasal neoplasms threaten basic functions, appearance, and quality of
life. These tumors arise in close proximity to vital structures including the brainstem, cerebral …

Introduction Head and neck lymphedema is an omnipresent morbidity related to head and
neck cancer therapies. Studies on therapy for these patients in the acute postsurgical …

Laryngeal cancer and the treatments employed to eradicate it may lead to functional
repercussions such as dysphagia. Surgical resection of laryngeal cancer may lead to …