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See Latest ArticlesThe assessment of pharyngocutaneous fistula rate in patients treated primarily with definitive radiotherapy followed by salvage surgery of the larynx and hypopharynx
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Dirven R et al. - Patients undergoing salvage surgery within 12 months, and in particular within 4 months, who have received high dose radiotherapy or concurrent chemoradiation are at high risk of developing PCF.
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