Transoral surgery and neck dissection with deintensified risk-based post-operative management increases efficacy in oropharynx cancer
Dr D’Cruz presents, at a press conference at ASCO 2015, a randomised phase III study which resolves long-standing questions about the optimal timing of neck lymph node surgery for patients with early-stage oral cancer.
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Transoral surgery and neck dissection with deintensified risk-based post-operative management increases efficacy in oropharynx cancer
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