Treatment of locally advanced head and neck cancer remains a challenge because of the
head and neck complex anatomy and the tumor invasion to the adjacent organs and/or …

Radiotherapy has a well‐established role in the management of head and neck cancers.
Over the past decade, a variety of new imaging modalities have been incorporated into the …

Radiotherapy has an integral role in the treatment of head and neck cancer. Although
radiotherapy has the potential to cure patients with advanced disease it also carries the …

Head and neck cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the USA. Although there have
been major improvements in surgical and radiation techniques, the overall survival has not …

Treatment for patients with head and neck cancer requires a multidisciplinary approach.
Radiotherapy is employed as a primary treatment or as an adjuvant to surgery. Each specific …

Long established as a staple reference for all radiation oncologists, Radiotherapy for Head
and Neck Cancers: Indications and Techniques is now in its Third Edition. This completely …

Radiation therapy plays a central and continuously evolving role in the treatment of head
and neck cancer. In part, the uses of radiation are varied because of the diversity of histology …

Head and neck region is a challenging region of the body, containing critical parts
associated with basic physiological functions including respiration, nutrition, and expression …

Intensity-modulated radiotherapy, combined with chemotherapy, is the recommended
treatment of locally advanced head and neck carcinoma, as a definitive treatment or as an …

External beam radiation therapy has long been a major tool for treating early stage and
locally advanced resectable and unresectable non-metastatic head and neck cancers. In …