Titlebook: Head and Neck Cancer; Basic and Clinical A Waun Ki Hong,Randal S. Weber Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 adjuvant th

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Biology and reversal of aerodigestive tract carcinogenesis,nder control with standard approaches to prevention, early detection, or therapy [.,.]. Three principle modalities are currently used to control this disease: tobacco/alcohol cessation programs, surgery and radiotherapy for early and local-regional advanced disease, and chemotherapy in advanced, rec

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Photodynamic therapy for cancer of the head and neck,exposure to light, results in preferential tumor necrosis. Like all new therapies directed to cancer, this modality was initially greeted with great enthusiasm and was heralded as an excellent therapy, not only for early superficial cancer but also the more advanced tumors. Time and experience have

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Timing and sequencing of chemoradiotherapy,g function and cosmesis. It may be difficult to achieve all three of these objectives in all cases. However, cure may be the most important single goal. Thus, a more aggressive treatment regimen with an increase in treatment morbidity or loss of function/cosmesis may be tolerated in order to increas

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Organ preservation in advanced head and neck cancer,ity, oropharynx, and larynx are anticipated in 1992, resulting in 11,600 deaths. The death rate from laryngeal cancer has remained unchanged in U.S. men (at approximately 2.5/100,000 population) for the last 30 years [.]. The problem is global: Countries in the Far East (Singapore, Hong Kong) and Eu