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For resected oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma with indication for adjuvant radiotherapy to the primary tumor bed, would you routinely include ipsilateral and/or contralateral nodes even with a pN0 elective neck dissection?  

Does it vary based on tumor site (oral tongue, FOM, gingiva, hard palate, etc.)?



Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Academic Institution
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Radiation Oncologist at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Agree with this approach. Additionally, our insti...
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Radiation Oncologist at Slidell Memorial Regional Cancer Center
With oral tongue being a “midline structure&...
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Radiation Oncologist at The Oregon Clinic-Radiation Oncology West
What about hard palate primary specifically? There...
Radiation Oncologist at Jacob E Locke MD PA
If it's the oral tongue, I think bilateral neck is...
Radiation Oncologist at NYHQ
One study by MSK showed in oral tongue ca with DOI...
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Radiation Oncologist at White Plains Hospital
Ganly et al., PMID 23184439
Radiation Oncologist at Emory University School of Medicine
I generally agree with Dr. @Rao's points here, but...
Radiation Oncologist at Hawaii Pacific Oncology Center
If a free flap was used for closure of the primary...
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