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Jackson R. Herring,Yoshifumi Kimuraof the neck with the removal of lymphatic and adjacent structures. A thorough understanding of the complications of neck dissection and their prevention and treatment is essential. Infectious complications can be associated with significant morbidity, increased length of hospital stay, healthcare co

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Toshiyuki Gotoh,Isao Kakui,Yukio Kaneday occurs when the thoracic duct is injured during neck dissection in level IV at the lower jugular chain lymph node group. Chyle leak can profoundly affect postoperative recovery after neck dissection by delayed wound healing, malnutrition, electrolyte abnormalities, dehydration, and immunosuppressi

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P. C. Joshi,Sharmishtha ChakrabortyEven by current surgical standards, the best treatment is to avoid nerve injuries in the first place. The most reliable way to achieve this is through the oncologic surgeons’ absolute mastery of anatomy. The objectives of this chapter are as follows: to discuss the various nerve injuries that may be