Trends in Investigations for Suspected Head and Neck Carcinoma of the Unknown Primary: A <scp>HNCIG</scp> and <scp>IFHNOS</scp> International Survey of Practice

While there is broad agreement regarding examination and cross-sectional imaging, there are considerable differences in the surgical strategies used to identify occult primaries.

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Head & Neck
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2025-01-09
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https://doi.org/10.1002/hed.28065
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Head and Neck Cancer Studies
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Trends in Investigations for Suspected Head and Neck Carcinoma of the Unknown Primary: A HNCIG and IFHNOS International Survey of Practice

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Trends in Investigations for Suspected Head and Neck Carcinoma of the Unknown Primary: A HNCIG and IFHNOS International Survey of Practice

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Abstract

While there is broad agreement regarding examination and cross-sectional imaging, there are considerable differences in the surgical strategies used to identify occult primaries.

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