The management of regional metastatic disease in patients with oral cancer is a topic of
controversy. Comprehensive neck dissection has been the mainstay of treatment historically …

The oral cavity is the most common site for squamous cancer of the upper aerodigestive
tract. This disease, in the vast majority of cases, is intimately related to the use of either …

Selective neck dissection is a modification of the more comprehensive modified radical or
radical neck dissection that is designed to remove only those nodal levels considered to be …

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

The question of efficacy of “planned” neck dissection following complete response to
chemoradiation of head and neck cancer is discussed. There is general agreement that …

Concurrent chemotherapy and radiotherapy (CRT) has become standard treatment for many
patients with advanced head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC). This has led to …

Selective neck dissection (I–III) for oral cancers offers similar regional control rates with less
morbidity as compared with modified radical neck dissection. Charts of 414 patients with oral …

More than 50% of patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity have lymph node
metastases and histological confirmation of metastatic disease is the most important …

Selective neck dissection is a procedure that is primarily indicated in patients with clinically
negative nodal disease in which there is a high risk of occult metastases. Others have …