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BACKGROUND
There is increasing evidence that primary tumor ablation can improve survival for some cancer patients with distant metastases. This may be particularly applicable to head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) because of its tropism for locoregional progression.
METHODS
This study included patients with metastatic HNSCC undergoing systemic therapy identified in the National Cancer...
BACKGROUND
The treatment of head and neck cancers is complex and associated with significant morbidity, requiring multidisciplinary care and physician expertise. Thus, facility characteristics, such as clinical volume and academic status, may influence outcomes.
METHODS
The current study included 46,567 patients taken from the National Cancer Data Base who were diagnosed with locally advanced invasive...
BACKGROUND
Single‐modality radiotherapy is considered a standard‐of‐care option for certain stage III, T1‐2N1 head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCCs). The role of concomitant chemoradiation is not well established because there have been no studies comparing chemoradiation with radiation alone in this population.
METHODS
This study analyzed patients in the National Cancer Data Base with...
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