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Head and Neck Cancer
Radiation Oncology ยท Oncology
Severe
Severity
Common โ the sixth most common cancer type worldwide, with particularly high rates in South Asia
Prevalence
No
Contagious
Radiation Oncology
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๐Treatment Options
- 1Treatment is tailored to the specific location
- 2stage
- 3and underlying cause of the cancer and typically involves surgery to remove the tumour
- 4radiation therapy to eliminate remaining cancer cells while attempting to preserve function
- 5and chemotherapy used concurrently with radiation for more advanced disease to improve outcomes. Reconstructive surgery and rehabilitation
- 6including speech and swallowing therapy
- 7are often essential parts of recovery given the functional and cosmetic impact of these cancers. A multidisciplinary team approach is standard given the complexity of preserving speech
- 8swallowing
- 9and appearance while treating the cancer effectively.
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