Robotic lateral oropharyngectomy following diagnostic tonsillectomy is oncologically safe in patients with human papillomavirus‐related squamous cell cancer: Long‐term results
Abstract:Introduction
To report the long‐term oncological and functional outcomes of en bloc TORS lateral oropharyngectomy to address the close/involved margin following diagnostic tonsillectomy in HPV‐related SCC of unknown primary.
Material and methods
A single tertiary center observational cohort over a 4‐year period. Primary outcome measures were disease‐specific survival (DSS), overall survival (OS), and PSS NOD (Performance Status Scale‐Normalcy of Diet) scores.
Results
TORS specimens did not evidence residual ca… Show more
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