“…The general beliefs are that superficial lesions are treated with single-modality therapy (e.g., radiation or surgery) and that large lesions are treated with multiple modalities (e.g., combined surgery and radiation). Additionally, cervical nodes are treated with either surgery or radiation therapy, and survival increases if microscopically positive nodes are present [3]. The therapeutic decision must take into consideration the patient's age, lifestyle, and willingness to participate in the therapeutic regimen.…”