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See Latest ArticlesDefining the Risk of Involvement for Each Neck Nodal Level in Patients With Early T-Stage Node-Positive Oropharyngeal Carcinoma
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Sanguineti G et al. – Levels IB and V are at very low (<5%) risk of involvement, even with ipsilateral to pathologically proven neck disease; this can guide radiation planning. Levels II and III should be included in high–risk volumes regardless of imaging results, and Level IV should be included within the lowest risk volume.
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