The 10% Rule in Sentinel Node Biopsy: Is Removal of All Threshold Nodes Necessary?

If seeking adherence to a 10% threshold complicates the procedure excessively or generates an excessive number of SLN excisions, a 20% threshold could be used. Based on our study, the risk of subsequent failure to diagnose nodal metastases would be acceptably low.

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Otolaryngology
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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ohn.1323
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Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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If seeking adherence to a 10% threshold complicates the procedure excessively or generates an excessive number of SLN excisions, a 20% threshold could be used. Based on our study, the risk of subsequent failure to diagnose nodal metastases would be acceptably low.

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