Floor of mouth carcinoma: Surgery still the dominant mode of treatment

Abstract

Surgery remains an essential component of the treatment of patients with FOM cancers, with a high likelihood of other cancers developing.

Increasing use of nonsurgical therapy in advanced‐stage oral cavity cancer: A population‐based study

“…Similar to our data, married patients have improved survival with several different types of cancer . Subsite survival variability is debated in the literature, with several studies showing conflicting survival results for the oral tongue subsite compared with other oral cavity subsites, but lip tumors consistently have an improved survival, whereas buccal mucosal tumors consistently have reduced survival …”

Primary Oral Reconstructions with Microvascular Flaps in Patients with Oral Cancer in Advanced Stages, Impact on Survival and Quality of Life of Patients. Summary of the Doctoral Thesis

“…This confirms the fact that surgical treatment is still the basic method of treatment for patients with oral cancer (Smee, Broadley et al 2012) and patients should be motivated not to refuse the surgery as this may significantly prolong their survival.…”

Precáncer y cáncer bucal

“…De los 12 ensayos clínicos controlados recientes encontrados, uno coincide con la bú squeda anterior 6 . De los otros 11, una vez leído el texto completo, 6 se refieren a trabajos sobre el tratamiento del cá ncer ya establecido [6][7][8][9][10][11] . Otro incide en la importancia de la tinció n de lugol en la evaluació n de los estadios I y II del cá ncer de lengua 12 .…”