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Induction Chemotherapy Followed By Concurrent Chemoradiotherapy • Median Follow-up: 28 months • Response to induction chemotherapy: PPartial: i l 52% Complete: 35% • 2-year local control: 94% • 22-year year distant control: 93% • 2-year overall survival: 77% • 3-year 3 year progression progression-free free survival: 80% • Five patients PEG dependent at 1 year
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Head and Neck II: Oropharynx, Laryn
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OROPHARYNX-Sites Base of tongue Sof
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INCIDENCE OF LYMPH NODE METASTASES
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CA. OF THE OROPHARYNX INCIDENCE OF
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Oropharyngeal CA: Treatment Volume
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RTOG 73-03 Oral Cavity And Orophary
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Surgery and Adjuvant RT vs. CCRT in
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Stage III/IV Head and Neck CA: Rand
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CA. OF THE TONSILLAR REGION LOCAL C
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CARCINOMA OF THE TONSIL LOCAL CONTR
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BASE OF TONGUE IMPLANTS Patient Sel
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BASE OF TONGUE IMPLANTS Dose to the
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Trans-Tasman Radiation Oncology PPo
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RTOG 90-03 PHASE III STUDY OF ALTER
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CB: 33% Late Grade 3-4 Toxicity
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• N=77 • IV=83% RTOG 99-14 Ang
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Gortec French Study DDenis i et t a
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French Trial: Oropharyngeal CA (D (
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There is also site-specific orophar
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Why shouldn’t we just treat all a
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Chemoradiotherapy: Late FT Dependen
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