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See Latest ArticlesPlanned neck dissection for patients with complete response to chemoradiotherapy
Head & Neck, 07/02/09
Ferlito A et al. - When neck dissection is necessary for persistent or recurrent disease, recent studies have shown that selective or superselective neck dissection may produce results therapeutically equivalent to those obtained with more extensive procedures, with less morbidity.
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